The Participation of Firms in Tax Incentive Programs

Dagney Faulk

The Review of Regional Studies, 2001, vol. 31, issue 1, 39-50

Abstract: This paper analyzes firms that are eligible to participate in Georgia's Job Tax Credit program to determine the characteristics that influence the prob-ability of filing for a state employment tax credit. Empirical results indicate that firms with higher state corporate income tax liability, previous participation, a larger number of jobs credited, and headquartered in the state are more likely to participate in the tax credit program. Larger firms and start-ups are less likely to participate in the tax credit program.

Date: 2001
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