Baton Rouge, Louisiana- February 21, 2011.
In a victory for Louisiana businesses, Gov. Jindal has proposed extending the Research and Development Tax Credit, the Quality Jobs Program, the Technology Commercialization Credit and the Digital Interactive Media Tax Credit. Extending these valuable tax credits- which were set to expire- will allow Louisiana companies to plan long-term knowing that these Credits will be available for years to come.
TRCG Advisors, a tax advisory firm specializing in capturing tax credits and incentives for businesses, enthusiastically supports Governor Jindal’s proposal. Adam Weems, Managing Director of TRCG Advisors, explains, “TRCG Advisors salutes Governor Jindal and the Louisiana legislature’s forward-thinking approach to incentivizing Louisiana businesses to grow and develop. The Governor and the Legislature have created the most advantageous suite of state tax credits and incentives for businesses in America. Their leadership will help businesses of all sizes, which should result in more and higher paying jobs for our fellow Louisianians.”
In a victory for Louisiana businesses, Gov. Jindal has proposed extending the Research and Development Tax Credit, the Quality Jobs Program, the Technology Commercialization Credit and the Digital Interactive Media Tax Credit. Extending these valuable tax credits- which were set to expire- will allow Louisiana companies to plan long-term knowing that these Credits will be available for years to come.
TRCG Advisors, a tax advisory firm specializing in capturing tax credits and incentives for businesses, enthusiastically supports Governor Jindal’s proposal. Adam Weems, Managing Director of TRCG Advisors, explains, “TRCG Advisors salutes Governor Jindal and the Louisiana legislature’s forward-thinking approach to incentivizing Louisiana businesses to grow and develop. The Governor and the Legislature have created the most advantageous suite of state tax credits and incentives for businesses in America. Their leadership will help businesses of all sizes, which should result in more and higher paying jobs for our fellow Louisianians.”
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