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Grants, Loans, and Incentives
Breckinridge County does not have a set local incentives program, however we will negotiate individual incentives with companies as needed. There are state-supported programs available for qualifying projects. Depending on the type of project, these resources may help support business growth, expansion, or investment.
Payroll Grant
Kentucky Business Investment (KBI) Program
This grant provides 5 percent of gross wages for up to 15 years for qualifying projects (10-plus new jobs, capital investment of at least $100,000, average wage of at least $9.06/hour plus benefits of an additional 15 percent)
Corporate Tax Rebate
Kentucky Business Investment (KBI) Program
This credit can provide up to 100 percent of corporate income or limited liability entity tax arising from a project. The company may collect up to 100 percent of initial investment over a 15 year period of time as a credit against state corporate taxes.
Sales and Use Tax Refund
Kentucky Enterprise Initiative Act (KEIA)
For new or expanding projects, KEIA provides a refund of Kentucky sales and use tax paid by approved companies for building and construction materials permanently incorporated as an improvement to real property. KEIA is also available for Kentucky sales and use tax refunds for eligible equipment.
Workforce/Cost of Labor Incentives
Workforce Training Incentives
By utilizing Kentucky’s College System, new industry may qualify for up to 100% of eligible training costs associated with the hiring of new employees. The KCTCS-Trains program offers customizable workforce and industry training to relocating or expanding companies. Additional workforce incentives and grants are available through the Bluegrass State Skills Corporation.
Loans and Bonds
Direct Loan Program
The Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority (KEDFA) encourages expansion and job creation by providing business loans to supplement other financing. The Direct Loan Program provides loans at below-market interest rates for fixed asset financing for agribusiness, tourism, industrial ventures, or the service industry.
Industrial Revenue Bonds
IRBs issued by state and local governments in Kentucky can be used to finance manufacturing projects and their warehousing areas, major transportation and communication facilities, most health care facilities, and mineral extraction/processing projects.
For a full list of Kentucky State Incentives and Programs, please check out the Cabinet for Economic Development financial incentives page.
About
Breckinridge County United, or Breck United, is a non-profit economic development organization committed to advancing the economic prosperity of Breckinridge County.
If you have any questions about what Breck United can do for you, please contact us.
Our Mission
Breck United strives to create an environment for sustainable growth and development. We accomplish this by laying the foundation for the recruitment of new industry and the continued retention and expansion of local business in order to create a healthier and wealthier community.
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