The objective of this study is to estimate the costs and benefits of rural broadband for the Tipmont Rural Electric Cooperative service territory. It does so by analyzing the “real world” costs of providing broadband service to households in a targeted multi-county area of Indiana, and estimating the benefits that can accrue to these households and the surrounding economy. This analysis can offer a valuable framework for assessing the net benefit of providing broadband services across rural areas of Indiana.
TAX CREDIT FOR CONTRIBUTION PROGRAM – PROGRAM GUIDELINES
The Missouri Development Finance Board (the “Board”) is authorized by Section 100.286.6 of the Missouri Statutes (the “Tax Credit Statute”) to grant a tax credit equal to 50% on the value of any eligible contribution to the Board by any taxpayer. To be eligible for the credit, the contribution must be made to one of three funds established by the Board’s statutes: the Industrial Development and Reserve Fund, the Infrastructure Development Fund, or the Export Finance Fund.
Industrial Development Bonds Department of Economic Development
Sec. 100.010 to 100.200, RSMo allows cities or counties to purchase or constructcertain types of projects with bond proceeds and to lease or sell the project to acompany. These “industrial development” bonds may be issued either asa “revenue” bond or a general obligation bond.
A Case For Rural Broadband
Insights on Rural Broadband Infrastructure and Next Generation Precision Agriculture Technologies