| Bingham Economic Development Advisors, LLC | Summer 2007 |
Bingham Economic Advisors, LLC (BEDA) offers comprehensive economic development consulting services to businesses and communities throughout the United States. BEDA offers assistance with site selection, incentive negotiation, incentive fulfillment, and community development.
Meet the BEDA team of experts and learn more about how we can help your organization reach its goals by visiting our website at www.binghameda.com.
BEDA is pleased to welcome
the following new clients:
•
Clay County Florida
Chamber of Commerce
• Cook Pharmica, LLC
• JG Bowers
• OFS Brands
Calendar Updates
International Economic Development Council
Annual Conference
Sept. 16-19
Phoenix, AZ
Indiana Economic Development Association
Fall Conference
Sept. 27-28
Lafayette, IN
Southern Economic Development Council, Inc.
Annual Conference
Nov. 4-7
Little Rock, AR
Bingham McHale, LLP
Legislative Conference
Nov. 28
Indianapolis, IN
Clay
County Florida Chamber
of Commerce Selects BEDA for
International
Trade Study
The
Clay County Chamber of Commerce's Economic Development Division is partnering
with Bingham Economic Development Advisors, LLC. to analyze the local
business community for international business development made possible
through an international business development grant funded by the State
of Florida.
Indiana Creates Patent Income Tax Exemption to Boost Small Business
“This
exemption is an excellent incentive for businesses to locate, innovate,
and produce in Indiana,” said Matthew Schantz, a patent attorney
with Bingham McHale LLP. “It is a well placed magnet for just the
kind of economic development I think will be most beneficial for Indiana.”
In each of our newsletters, BEDA will provide a short summary of incentive programs and other economic development inducements from across the country. We hope you find these items useful as you consider new business locations.
Spotlight Program: Florida's Qualified Target Industry Tax Refund (QTI)
Florida
is a complex state to evaluate from a business perspective. On one hand,
there is no state personal income tax, a growing population base and access
to markets in Central and Southern America. On the other hand, there are
hurricanes, escalating insurance premiums and increasing real estate costs.
