Content of analyses of tax incentives and economic development programs.

Miss. Code Ann. § 57-13-109
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The analysis of tax incentives as required by Section 57-13-107 shall include, but not be limited to: A baseline assessment of the tax incentive, including, if applicable, the number of aggregate jobs committed and created with the taxpayers receiving such tax incentive; The statutory and programmatic goals and intent of the tax incentive, if the goals and intentions are included in the incentive’s enabling legislation; The number of taxpayers granted the tax incentive during the previous twelve-month period; The value of the tax incentive granted, and ultimately claimed, listed by the North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) Code associated with the taxpayers receiving the benefit, if the NAICS Code is available; An estimate of the number of jobs that were the direct and indirect result of the incentive; An estimate of the revenues that were the direct and indirect result of the incentive; In the case of economic development tax incentives where measuring the economic impact is significantly limited due to data constraints, provide a description of the limitations on the data used and whether any changes in statute would facilitate data collection in a way that would allow for better analysis; The methodology and assumptions used in carrying out the assessments, projections and analyses required pursuant to this subsection. When an incentive comparative analysis is conducted on behalf of the state, a final copy shall be submitted to the Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee and also submitted with copies of this report. The analysis of economic development programs as required by Section 57-13-107 shall include, but not be limited to, an analysis of the impact of the program which shall include a calculation of the costs related to the assistance provided under the program and corresponding benefits to the state derived from economic development related to the program, including, but not limited to, capital investment, job creation, job retention and/or increased tax revenue. All departments, offices, boards, and agencies of the state shall cooperate with the University Research Center and shall provide to the University Research Center any records, information (documentary and otherwise), data and data analysis as may be necessary to complete the analysis required by this section.

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