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Business Expansion Incentive Program (BEIP) - Oklahoma Department of Commerce Business Expansion Incentive Program (BEIP) The Business Expansion Incentive Program (BEIP) assists Oklahoma companies making major capital investments in depreciable items like machinery, equipment and buildings. This incentive makes quarterly cash payment awards to help companies grow and boost business expansion investments in Oklahoma.
A typical incentive award is to a manufacturing company with an existing employee base making an investment of $2 million or more to expand their Oklahoma operation. Learn more about how the Business Expansion Incentive Program assists Oklahoma companies making major capital investments. Analysis and assistance at no cost When considering an expansion to your Oklahoma operation, call us first.
Contact the Oklahoma Team at 800-588-5959. Download the agreement for participation for BEIP Apply for the Business Expansion Incentive Program Financial Incentive For Your Expansion We value and appreciate companies that operate in Oklahoma. When it’s time to expand, call the Oklahoma Department of Commerce to see if your capital investment could qualify for this incentive.
Lower the cost of a capital project Improve return on investment Increase the scope of a planned expansion Enhance ability to finance a project Profile of a Successful Project To qualify for the incentive, companies typically need to meet or exceed these requirements: $2 million or greater in capital investment $2 million or greater in total annual existing payroll The economic health of Oklahoma’s companies is a priority for the Oklahoma Department of Commerce.
BEIP assists companies making major capital investments. Our map has details and locations for the BEIP awards from 2021 to the present. Launch the BEIP awards map The materials contained on this website have been prepared by the Oklahoma Department of Commerce for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal or tax advice.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Oklahoma companies making major capital investments. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Business Expansion Incentive Program (BEIP) is funded by Oklahoma Department of Commerce. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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