29 programs connected to rail / freight. Search results preserve context and do not imply eligibility.
Per-gallon or gallon-equivalent credit based on the
Potentially relevant only if a forest-products business actually produces qualifying transportation fuel.
Discretionary credit based on increased cargo
A manufacturer increasing cargo through an Alabama public port may receive a credit tied to port usage and economic activity.
Lesser of
A qualifying manufacturing facility can receive a substantial credit tied to capital investment and jobs/wages after Arizona Commerce Authority approval.
20% of qualifying wood-energy equipment costs for tax years
Rare forest-specific credit for very large projects producing qualifying wood-energy products from forest residues.
$1,100 for each qualifying additional business-facility
A qualifying permanent mill or wood-products facility in a zone can fit.
10% of the increase in eligible machinery
Manufacturers can obtain a credit tied to qualifying machinery and equipment expenditures.
50% of eligible retraining costs up to statutory
Existing manufacturers retraining employees for new equipment, technology or processes can qualify.
Up to
Substantial expansions can negotiate a refundable credit based on new state tax revenues.
up to
Employers supporting qualified apprentices may claim education-expense credits.
generally
Manufacturers expanding in Illinois may receive a negotiated payroll-based credit if job, investment and strict 'but-for' rules are met.
Credit based on qualified rehabilitation expenditures
Certified historic industrial properties can qualify for a state rehabilitation credit.
Percentage of qualified rehabilitation expenditures under
Certified historic mills and industrial buildings can qualify for an allocated rehabilitation credit.
2% of payroll, capped at $50,000 or tax liability
HPIP-certified firms with substantial training spending can claim an additional credit.
Credit based on qualified short-line track maintenance
Potentially relevant where a forest-products business owns qualifying short-line track or receives an eligible assigned credit.
Percentage of qualified rehabilitation expenditures subject
Certified historic mills and industrial properties can qualify for a state rehabilitation credit.
$2,000 per employee receiving qualifying training
Eligible forestry and manufacturing businesses can receive a credit for qualified employee training.
State credit linked to qualified historic rehabilitation
Certified historic mills and industrial properties may qualify.
Credit based on qualified track maintenance/modernization
Potentially useful to qualifying track owners or recipients of assigned carrier and shipping requirements matter.
10% of qualifying New Hampshire manufacturing research
Qualifying wood-products manufacturing process or product development can fit.
Credit based on qualified rehabilitation expenditures
A qualifying historic industrial building can receive a competitively awarded rehabilitation credit.
Project-specific allocated tax credit under the SIDE Act
Large rural industrial-park or rail infrastructure projects can receive allocated credits.
Credit based on qualified rehabilitation expenditures
Certified historic mill rehabilitation can qualify for an allocated state credit.
generally
Potentially useful indirectly to rural businesses receiving capital from approved rural growth funds.
Credit based on qualified rehabilitation expenditures
Useful where a mill rehabilitates a qualifying abandoned industrial building; notice must precede expenditures.
30% of qualifying investment
Only very large qualifying recycling facilities will meet the $150 million investment threshold.
25% of eligible rehabilitation costs under the state credit
A forest-products business rehabilitating a certified historic mill may monetize a Texas franchise-tax credit.
business and occupation tax credit tied to eligible
Employers repaying approved customized-training costs can receive a business and occupation tax credit.
Credit based on qualified investment and new jobs
Expanding businesses creating qualifying jobs and investment can earn a multi-year credit.
generally
Highly relevant to existing forest-products companies because Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation can certify refundable credits for capital investment, jobs and training rather than limiting support to competitive grants.