To protect workers and local budgets, it is recommended to eliminate taxpayer subsidies for data centers, reform incentives, and study their impact. Key reforms include disqualifying data centers from various tax exemptions, requiring transparency in project applications, ensuring job quality standards, and conducting state evaluations of the incentive program every three years.
Data Centers: Key Reforms for State Subsidy Legislation – Good Jobs First
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