by admin@ms | Oct 2, 2026 | Workforce Incentives
Creating jobs can support a broader expansion strategy, but a hiring plan alone does not establish eligibility for a tax credit. Employers must connect projected growth to the controlling program’s definitions, wage requirements, documentation standards,... 
by Joshua Malancuk | Jun 17, 2026 | Workforce Incentives
Publicly committing to an expansion site can eliminate the leverage needed to secure valuable economic incentives. Once officials know a project will proceed in their jurisdiction, they have less reason to improve an offer. CFOs should identify, negotiate, and... 
by Joshua Malancuk | Jun 15, 2026 | Workforce Incentives
Not all tax savings are created equal. While a tax deduction lowers your taxable income, a tax credit provides a direct, dollar-for-dollar reduction of the taxes you owe. A $20,000 credit saves you exactly $20,000 in cash, making credits an incredibly powerful tool... 
by admin@ms | Jun 3, 2026 | Workforce Incentives
When your company plans a major move or expansion, your focus is on logistics, operations, and capital investment. It’s easy to overlook the financial incentives that governments have waiting for you. Many businesses leave thousands, or even millions, of dollars on... 
by Joshua Malancuk | Nov 23, 2024 | Blog, Workforce Incentives
State Initiatives Target Workforce Growth Across the country, states and localities are addressingpopulation and migration shifts by offering relocationincentives. By Joshua J. Malancuk, CPA, CMI Remote workers and others looking for a change of urban scenery are... by Joshua Malancuk | May 23, 2024 | Blog, Workforce Incentives
Helping Companies Address Workforce Supply and Demand Challenges Offset hiring costs with state and local hiring incentives By Joshua J. Malancuk, CPA May 20, 2024 The second article in this series examined state relocation incentives as strategies for attracting...