Kentucky offers a variety of flexible incentives for companies considering location to Kentucky, as well as expansion of existing businesses. The following information is meant to be a summary guide to Kentucky’s Incentive Programs as presented by the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority (KEDFA). As with all state administered tax incentive programs, any inducement offered to an eligible company is negotiated by the Cabinet for Economic Development officials.
Click here to view an overview of state incentives.
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