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The Data Centers Bill
Arizona bill offers tax breaks for new data centers
Computer data center; application; deadline
Mixed: some good, some bad ·
If passed, the bill would give tax breaks to owners of new data centers that meet big investment rules, shifting that revenue loss to Arizona taxpayers.
Our take
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The bill could lure data center companies to Arizona and create jobs, but it also reduces tax money that could fund schools and services, so voters should watch it now.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- Provides tax relief to owners or operators of certified data centers.
- Requires a detailed application with investment plans and certifications.
- Sets investment thresholds of $25 million or $50 million depending on county size.
- Allows revocation of tax relief if investment or other requirements are not met.
- Keeps application information confidential except for revenue department use.
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