Ohio Job Creation Tax Credit is sponsored by Ohio Development Services Agency. Offers a refundable tax credit to businesses creating new jobs in Ohio.

Incentives Eligibility & Requirements | JobsOhio Incentives Eligibility & Requirements 166 Direct Loan Program Details The 166 Direct Loan Program (166 Direct Loan) provides capital for expansion projects to companies that have limited access to capital and funding from conventional, private sources of financing.

Priority may be given to eligible projects based on job creation and payroll commitments, fixed-asset investment commitment, project return on investment, project location, and other project factors. The program may finance allowable project costs with 166 Direct Loans typically ranging in size from $500,000 to $1,500,000.

The amount of the 166 Direct Loan will take into account additional financing offered through other State loan programs total financing from State programs should typically range from 20% to 40% of a project’s total investment. The program requires the creation of jobs within a three-year period, with typically one new job created for every $35,000 -$75,000 of proceeds from State loan programs.

Projects at the higher end of this range will have some combination of significant job creation, high average hourly wage, or will be located in a priority investment area. The program also provides financing for eligible projects that improve the efficiency of companies’ operations and that enhance their effectiveness in the marketplace (retention of jobs will be considered).

Eligible projects include those related to commerce, manufacturing, distribution, or research activities in targeted industries. Retail projects are ineligible for the 166 Direct Loan. Refinancing is ineligible.

Allowable Project Costs/Uses Land and/or building purchase if the project involves the purchase of an existing building, the business must occupy at least 51% of the premises Machinery & equipment purchase Building construction and/or renovation costs if the project involves new construction the business must occupy at least 60% of the premises Long-term leasehold improvements Capitalized costs directly related to a fixed-asset purchase The 166 Direct Loan term is based upon the useful life of the allowable project costs/uses financed.

The term for real estate is up to 15 years and the term for machinery and equipment is up to 10 years. The 166 Direct Loan interest rate is fixed at closing. The program requires a 10% minimum equity contribution in the allowable project costs/uses.

The required contribution may be higher, depending on the company’s financial and operating position and the project’s characteristics. At least 50% of the allowable project costs must be funded by the borrower, either directly or indirectly through third-party investors and/or lenders.

The program requires a first and/or shared first priority mortgage and/or lien position on project costs/uses financed with the 166 Direct Loan proceeds. The program may consider a shared position with participating third-party lenders this position is established via a multi-party agreement between the participating lender(s), the State’s Development Services Agency and the borrower.

The program may require the following additional collateral or credit enhancements: Personal guarantees from owners of the company Corporate guarantees from related companies Full or partial letter of credit Life insurance on key business owners and/or managers Other types of credit enhancement, if necessary Disbursement of 166 Direct Loan Proceeds The 166 Direct Loans are “take-out” financing of allowable project costs/uses that must be purchased with interim financing with the 166 Direct Loan disbursing upon project completion.

Commitment fee equal to 1. 25% % of the loan amount capped at $12,500 is due to proceed with the loan closing and loan documentation process. Annual servicing fee equal to 0.

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The Ohio Treasurer issues bonds, the proceeds of which are loaned to businesses for allowable costs of eligible projects. The OEBF Loan provides long-term, fixed-rate project financing for qualifying businesses that create or preserve employment opportunities in the State of Ohio. The OEBF Loan provides capital to developed companies with limited access to funding at costs comparable to those of rated multi-national corporations.

Priority may be given to eligible projects based on job creation and payroll commitments, fixed-asset investment commitment, project return on investment, project location, and other project factors. The program may finance allowable project costs with OEBF loans typically ranging in size from $2,500,000 to $10,000,000.

The amount of the OEBF Loan will take into account additional financing offered through other State loan programs total financing fromState programs should typically range from 20% to 40% of the project’s total investment. The program requires the creation of jobs within a three-year period, with typically one new job created for every $35,000 -$75,000 of proceeds from State loan programs.

Projects at the higher end of this range will have some combination of significant job creation, high average hourly wage, or will be located in a priority investment area. The program also provides financing for eligible projects that improve the efficiency of companies’ operations and that enhance their effectiveness in the marketplace (retention of jobs will be considered).

Eligible projects include those related to industry, commerce, manufacturing, distribution, or research activities in targeted industries. Retail projects are ineligible for the OEBF Loan. Refinancing is ineligible.

Allowable Project Costs/Uses Land and/or building purchase if the project involves the purchase of an existing building, the business must occupy at least 51% of the premises Machinery & equipment purchase Building construction and/or renovation costs if the project involves new construction the business must occupy at least 60% of the premises Long-term leasehold improvements Capitalized costs directly related to a fixed-asset purchase The OEBF Loan term is based upon the useful life of the allowable project costs/uses financed.

The term for real estate is up to 15 years and the term for machinery and equipment is up to 10 years. The interest rate is fixed for the term of the loan and is determined by the market when the bonds are sold. Please contact JobsOhio staff for current rates.

Development requires a 10% minimum equity contribution in the allowable project costs/uses. The required contribution may be higher depending on the company’s financial and operating position and the project’s characteristics. The OEBF Loan requires a 10% reserve in the amount of the OEBF loan.

This reserve may be satisfied by a letter of credit or cash reserve and must remain in place for the term of the OEBF Loan. Development requires a first and/or shared first priority mortgage and/or lien position on assets financed with the loan proceeds. Development may consider a shared position with participating third-party lenders.

This position is established via an intercreditor agreement between the participating lender(s), Development, and the borrower.

Development may require the following additional collateral or credit enhancements: Personal guarantees from owners of the company Corporate guarantees from related companies Full or partial letter of credit Life insurance on key business owners and/or managers Other types of credit enhancement, if necessary A $30,000 deposit is required to proceed with documenting the loan. These funds are applied to the project’s closing costs.

Closing costs equal to 2% -3% of the bond amount is due at closing Annual servicing fee equal to 0. 25% of the outstanding principal amount of the loan is pro-rated and payable monthly Pre-payment of any bond is subject to a make-whole premium, if applicable. { $refs.

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Ohio’s competitive and profitable business climate makes it easier for companies to start, relocate, or expand in the state. JobsOhio offers many incentives, grants, and other programs to assist companies that are locating or expanding operations. The Economic Development Grant promotes economic development, business expansion, and job creation by providing funding for eligible projects throughout the state.

Who Is Eligible for an Economic Development Grant? Grant decisions are based on several project factors, including but not limited to job creation, additional payroll, fixed-asset investment commitment, project return on investment, and project location. The program requires the creation of jobs within a specified period and may consider the amount of proceeds per job created.

JobsOhio may consider providing assistance for eligible projects that improve operational efficiencies or production expansion, along with the retention of jobs. The program includes projects by companies engaged in JobsOhio’s targeted industries and business functions. JobsOhio will set a wage floor based on multiple wage considerations.

Ineligible projects include but are not limited to retail and other population driven businesses.

The JobsOhio Economic Development Grant focuses on fixed-asset and infrastructure investment by companies, which may include the following: Moving and relocation costs of machinery and equipment (freight shipping) related to the project Infrastructure including utility, telecommunications, information technology, etc. Fees and material costs related to planning or feasibility studies Bonds or other debt instruments issued by Grantee to finance completion of the site improvement project shall not be retired or otherwise serviced with grant funds Administrative costs (including salaries and travel expenses) Rolling stock (defined as anything that has to be registered with a government entity and/or travels on a public right-a-way) Contributions and donations by the Grantee to individuals or to other organizations Costs (fines, penalties, assessments) resulting from violation of or failure to comply with federal, state, and local laws and regulations Food, drinks and entertainment Goods and services for personal use by the Grantee’s employees Long-term housing expenses Interest on borrowed money Taxes from which the Grantee is normally exempt View Complete Program Guidelines { $refs.

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expanded;" w-full flex items-center justify-center gap-2 uppercase text-xs mt-3 p-2 rounded-jo-standard transition-colors bg-jo-navy-t10 text-jo-navy font-bold hover:bg-jo-blue-t5 :class="{'text-jo-navy': expanded && variant == 'bar'}" data-gtm-button-type="accordion" aria-controls="id_mi6b9vsl" Designed to support the acceleration of redeveloping sites in Ohio The JobsOhio Revitalization Program offers loans and grants to bridge the financial gap between the appealing cost of brownfield sites and the cost of site redevelopment.

This program mitigates financial risk and accelerates projects, returning land and buildings to productive use more efficiently. The JobsOhio Revitalization Program funds projects that retain and create jobs, address environmental risks, and would otherwise have funding gaps.

Primary focus is on projects where the cost of redevelopment and remediation is more than the value of the land and a site cannot be competitively developed in the current marketplace.

The funding can be used for: Environmental remediation, testing, and lab fees Asbestos and lead paint abatement Removal and disposal of universal and construction waste Environmental Assessment and Remediation Funding Under the JobsOhio Revitalization Program Loan and Grant Fund, JobsOhio offers revitalization grants to fund Phase II environmental assessments of sites where development and job creation are likely.

The assessments identify environmental risks and outline steps to mitigate them. In addition, a project may support the need for flexible, low interest loans to provide additional funding support. Once the site has preliminary cost estimates for the redevelopment project, which may or may not include remediation, JobsOhio will help determine what level of assistance might be available.

Why Consider Revitalization? A brownfield site can be redeveloped for uses ranging from office and industrial to mixed-use, depending on the location and characteristics of the property and market factors.

Redeveloped brownfield sites offer companies and local areas certain benefits over greenfield development, such as: Access to existing workforce in the area with known traffic patterns Reusing existing utilities Improving the local environment by cleaning up contamination Revitalization Loan and Grant Fund The JobsOhio Revitalization Program Loan and Grant Fund is designed to support the acceleration of redeveloping sites in Ohio.

Revitalization projects typically retain and/or create at least 20 jobs at a wage rate commensurate with the local market. Priority will be given to job creation and retention projects within JobsOhio targeted industry sectors, those making additional capital investment beyond remediation and redevelopment, and/or projects with wages higher than the average local wage rate.

Businesses, nonprofits, or local governments where the entity committing the jobs has signed an agreement such as a letter of intent, option, lease, or holds title for the project site and has a specific business plan, financing plan, and schedule for redevelopment and job creation to occur are eligible.

An eligible site is an abandoned or underutilized contiguous property where redevelopment for the immediate and primary purpose of job creation and retention are challenged by significant redevelopment constraints. For environmental remediation loans and grants a No Further Action letter issued by an Ohio Certified Professional is typically required for projects where long-term engineering controls are necessary on the site.

In certain circumstances, JobsOhio may require a Covenant Not to Sue from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, depending on the project and site characteristics.

JobsOhio Revitalization Loans Amount–Typically $500,000-$5 million and between 20% and 75% of eligible costs Term–Typically between 10 and 15 years Interest Rate–Fixed rate to be determined at closing Fees–Loan commitment and servicing fees also apply Security–To be negotiated Payment–Payment of principal and interest will begin when the certificate of occupancy is issued or when the revitalization is estimated for completion, not to exceed 5 years JobsOhio Revitalization Grants Eligibility–Typically coupled with Revitalization Loans and provided to fill funding gaps where remediation costs exceed the anticipated net gain in land and improvement value, making successful redevelopment unfeasible.

Funds are available only to projects where job creation will begin within a negotiated period not to exceed 5 years. Amount–Typically up to $1 million The JobsOhio Revitalization Program Phase II Assessment Fund is designed to assist in the review of potential environmental risks on sites where redevelopment for job creation or retention is likely to occur.

Demonstrations of redevelopment readiness might include end user interest in the site, locations that are attractive to JobsOhio targeted industry projects, areas already undergoing redevelopment with other nearby job creation momentum, market studies, and the like. The project must demonstrate that job creation or retention is highly likely if environmental risks can be understood and addressed.

Priority will be given to job creation and retention projects within JobsOhio targeted industry sectors. Business, nonprofits, or local governments where a potential end user has expressed clear interest in reuse of the project site.

Clear interest could include a signed agreement such as a letter of intent, option, lease, or holds the title for the project site and has a redevelopment plan that includes new job creation or retention of existing jobs. An eligible site is an abandoned or under-utilized contiguous property where redevelopment for the immediate and primary purpose of job creation or retention are complicated by significant redevelopment challenges.

An All-Appropriate Inquiry (AAI) or OEPA Voluntary Action Program qualified Phase I Environmental Site Assessment has been completed for the site. Phase II services including environmental testing, lab fees, and work completed by certified professionals for completion of a Voluntary Action Program or American Society for Testing and Materials Phase II environmental property assessment.

JobsOhio will provide grant funding up to $200,000 per approved project, provided on a reimbursement basis. View Full Program Guidelines { $refs. container.

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Should the amount of the credit exceed the company’s commercial activity tax liability for any given year, the difference is refunded. Companies creating at least 10 jobs (within three years) with a minimum annual payroll of $660,000 and that pay at least 150 percent of the federal minimum wage are eligible for the credit. Final approval of the tax exemption is contingent upon the approval of the Ohio Tax Credit Authority.

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Projects must meet minimum investment and payroll thresholds to be eligible. Final approval of the tax exemption is contingent upon the approval of the Ohio Tax Credit Authority. { $refs.

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Funds are accessible for projects that create or retain jobs and primarily involve manufacturing, technology, research and development, corporate headquarters, and distribution activity. Grants are provided to a local jurisdiction and require local participation. They can be used to reimburse accumulated costs.

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The OSIP offers grants and low-interest loans to support speculative site and building development projects with no identified end user.

Fill gaps in Ohio’s real estate inventory Assist with mitigating developer risks preventing development Accelerate the process of bringing in-demand projects and sites online JobsOhio seeks a diverse portfolio of inventory types and locations such as: Small, medium, and large projects Office or R&D, as well as manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution Urban, suburban, and rural locations Developed real estate that aligns with one of JobsOhio’s targeted industry sectors Other Key OSIP Components: A lead development entity (i.e., community, port authority, private developer, etc.) should be identified Loans will typically support new construction Grants will typically support costs associated with demolition, environmental remediation, building renovations, site preparation, and infrastructure improvements OSIP Projects will be evaluated based on the following guiding principles: A clearly identified lead development entity Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) must be completed Phase II ESA must be completed if the Phase I recommends it Program is reimbursement based Diverse statewide portfolio Experienced development partner 30+ acres for site development (no proposed building) New building construction is typically supported by a loan Projects anticipated to result in near-term job creation Brownfield redevelopment projects Projects that fill inventory gaps within JobsOhio targeted industry sectors Program funding comes from a combination of grants and loans to be used as a development accelerator that fills current funding gaps: 5 years: July 2020 through June 2025 $50 million: Annual program funding ($250 MM total) $2 million: Max grant per project $5 million: Max grant/loan combination per project 50%: Max JobsOhio contribution toward total project costs Ohio Site Inventory Program Pre-Vet Form Prior to developing a proposal, JobsOhio recommends you complete and submit its OSIP pre-vet form.

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Air Service is Essential to Economic Development When we asked business leaders around the state what they needed to help their organizations thrive, one answer rose to the top – air service. To expand, relocate to, and, in some cases, stay in Ohio, businesses need more flights. The Air Service Restoration program was created to bring more flights to Ohio.

The program gives Ohio’s commercial airports the opportunity to work collaboratively through public and private partnerships to retain and restore air service for economic development. The program uses short-term revenue guarantee incentives to encourage carriers to operate at Ohio airports. Over time these partnerships become self-sustaining, driven by business and consumer demand.

Investments in air service are already paying off. JobsOhio has helped attract new carrier Breeze, restore lost routes, and bring new international direct flights through Aer Lingus and British Airways. Jacksonville, FL ( Book ) Orange County, CA ( Book ) West Palm Beach, FL ( Book ) Orange County, CA ( Book ) West Palm Beach, FL ( Book ) { $refs.

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Such R&D Centers will support the development and commercialization of emerging technologies and/or products that align with one or more of JobsOhio’s targeted industries.

The R&D Center Grant Program helps support JobsOhio’s targeted industries including Advanced Manufacturing, Aerospace & Aviation, Automotive, Healthcare, Financial Services, Food Processing, Information Technology, Logistics & Distribution, and Shale Energy & Petrochemicals.

R&D Center Grant funded activities are expected to create at least 5 new jobs, foster new technology-enabled products or services, and attract new technology-enabled companies to Ohio.

To the extent that new production facilities result from commercialized products and services from a new Ohio R&D center, JobsOhio will require (prior to a Grant recipient’s investment decision) notification of such planned facilities and the opportunity to present site alternatives to the Grant recipient. Applicants can include any corporation with a minimum of 5 years’ operating history and annual revenue of greater than $10 million.

The credit rating of each Applicant will be considered, along with other customary due diligence items. Eligible R&D Center Projects To be eligible to receive an R&D Center Grant, a center must represent at least $3 million in new cash investment by a corporation.

Examples of eligible projects could include additive manufacturing (3-D Printing), advanced materials, aeropropulsion, autonomous vehicles, biomedical, carbon fiber, cybersecurity, data analytics, financial technology (FinTech), energy storage/fuel cells, internet of things (IoT), sensors, and unmanned aerial systems.

Funds can be used for Qualified Research Expenses (QRE) and satisfy operational, equipment, or facility needs related to: Industry-driven, value-added applied research Developing technologies that can be commercialized by a corporation Equipment purchased with JobsOhio funds, if any, must remain in Ohio throughout its useful life. Operational activity funded with JobsOhio funds, if any, must occur in Ohio.

The term of grant agreements will be up to five (5) years. Each year, the grant recipient is required to submit a status report detailing the overall progress of the R&D Center (including milestones, actual vs. budget) and the measurable economic impacts on Ohio.

JobsOhio funds will be disbursed on a reimbursement basis, first with respect to fixed assets, and second with respect to non-fixed assets, in each case with supporting documentation required with respect to dollars invested. All awards under the R&D Center Grant program are subject to approval by the Chief Investment Officer (CIO). View Full Program Guidelines { $refs.

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The IOF Loan addresses an identified need in the capital-funding continuum. The IOF Loan is intended to provide capital to Ohio companies with limited access to capital and funds from conventional financing sources due to technical and commercial risk factors associated with the development of new products or services.

The IOF Loan may finance up to 75% of allowable project costs with loans typically ranging in size from $500,000 to $1,500,000. The program requires a commitment to create jobs in the State of Ohio through the IOF Loan program. The number of jobs committed, as well as the annual payroll will be considered when determining the funding amount.

Targeted Industry Sectors The IOF Loan will target industry sectors involving the production or use of: Instruments, Controls, and Electronics The IOF Loan is intended to support the growth capital needs of established Ohio companies that have: minimum of two years of operating history and revenues generated attracted or are likely to attract additional third-party capital to the project developed a proven product for a proven market have customer orders and reasonable prospects for rapid sales growth have attracted third party capital and has reasonable prospects of continued backing from such investors the program may require additional investment in the company as a condition to an IOF Loan Eligible projects include those related to industry, commerce, manufacturing, distribution, or research activities.

Retail projects are ineligible for the IOF Loan. Allowable Project Costs/Uses Allowable costs are defined as costs that can be capitalized under applicable generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). The IOF Loan term is determined by staff and will range from 5 –7 years or upon the useful life of the allowable project costs/uses financed.

The IOF Loan rate will be fixed at closing. The program requires a 25% minimum contribution in the allowable project costs/uses. The required contribution may be higher depending on the financial and operating position of the company.

In-kind contributions of labor, equipment, or similar items are not acceptable as the applicant’s contribution. The program may require a first and/or shared first priority mortgage and/or lien position on all business assets including Intellectual Property. At a minimum, the program will require a senior position on all project costs/uses financed with the IOF Loan proceeds.

Commitment fee equal to 1. 75% of the loan amount capped at $17,500 is due to proceed with the loan closing and loan documentation process. Annual servicing fee equal to 1% of the outstanding principal amount of the loan is pro-rated and payable monthly.

Participation fee equal to 10% of the maximum drawn principal will be payable upon maturity of the loan. The program does not impose a pre-payment penalty. { $refs.

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JobsOhio may consider providing assistance for eligible projects that improve operational efficiencies or production expansion, along with the retention of jobs. The program includes projects by companies engaged in JobsOhio’s targeted industries and business functions. JobsOhio will set a wage floor based on multiple wage considerations.

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The JobsOhio Talent Acquisition Services program helps identify a company’s talent challenges and builds sustainable talent strategies that support every stage of the candidate journey. Guided by years of experience, JobsOhio’s team of experts partners with your company to navigate Ohio’s workforce ecosystem and deliver customized workforce solutions that lead to long-term success.

Our goal is to equip your company with a talent attraction, development, and retention strategy that can be used for your current and future workforce needs. The Talent Acquisition Services program will lessen your human capital and financial burdens – leaving your company ready to thrive in Ohio. { $refs.

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