What is the Large State Income Tax Credit for hiring economically disadvantaged employees?

The following is an illustration of how the Large State Income Tax Credit for hiring economically disadvantaged employees works:

  • If a corporation hires a new employee when it locates its business in the City of Seat Pleasant, a Maryland Focus Enterprise Zone, the corporation would be entitled to a tax credit of $9,000 over a three-year period for hiring a new economically disadvantaged employee. If the corporate income tax liability is $9,000 over a three-year period, the tax credit would lower the business taxes for the corporation to zero over the three-year period and return $9,000 in cash to the corporation's balance statement.

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