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$250,000 Masaba Sales Tax Rebate – A City-Backed Boost!

Masaba Expansion Project

City Council Approves Tax Rebate

According to PLAIN TALK, Masaba a company in Vermillion, South Dakota, is planning to grow by building a big new building and buying new equipment costing a total of $30 million. To help with this the city council agreed to give them back some of the sales tax rebate up to $250,000. They had asked for $300,000, but the council thought it might affect the city’s budget too much.

READ ALSO: $250,00 Tax Rebate – City Grants Sales Tax Rebate To Boost Masaba’s Growth

$250,000 Masaba Sales Tax Rebate – A City-Backed Boost! (PHOTO: Vermillion Plain Talk)

Boosting Local Economy

Masaba is building a new facility in the industrial park, expected to create 35 jobs. The city council decided on a $250,000 tax rebate to support the project while considering the city’s finances. This move reflects the city’s commitment to local business growth and job creation aiming to boost the local economy and provide more opportunities for the community’s future prosperity.

READ ALSO: Minnesota’s Electric Vehicles Rebate Program: Boosting Sustainable Transportation

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