Low Cost of Doing Business
The cost of doing business in Chambers County was a key local factor for the four Tier 1 Kia suppliers locating in the Cusseta Industrial Park.
Recent news
January 2010 Newsletter
Request for Proposals: Loading Dock Addition
October 2009 Newsletter
Southern Business & Development recognizes Chambers County in "Top Deals and Hot Markets"
Commercial Spring and Tool to locate in Chambers County
June 2009 Newsletter
Chambers County wins 2009 Economic Development Achievement Award
March 2009 Newsletter
3.3.09 Alabama 2008 New and Expanding Industry Report
Tax Information
Alabama has one of the most competitive business climates in the nation. The state’s tax structure includes incentives tailored to bringing in and retaining your business.
The state’s tax incentives are created and administered under the Alabama Constitution of 1901 and the Code of Alabama 1975. The statutory basis for Alabama tax incentives gives industry a stable framework for long-term investment.
The Alabama Department of Revenue administers several tax incentives available for existing industries, expanding industries, and new industries locating in Alabama.
Administration of tax incentives for the Alabama Department of Revenue is centralized in the Office of Economic Development, which is within the Revenue Commissioner's Office. This provides "one-stop shopping" for the taxpayer and ensures equitable treatment to all industries.