After giving Apple a controversial multimillion dollar tax break, one Texas county is considering instituting a policy that would give tax breaks to more businesses. Travis County, the home of Austin, Texas, is weighing a new policy that would give businesses a tax rebate of up to 80 percent if they meet certain requirements, the Austin American-Statesman reports. Under the new proposal, any business could get the tax rebate if it invests at least $25 million in expansion, hires at least 50 local workers, and hires or trains the "economically disadvantaged." BLOG POSTS
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