- Wisconsin Data Center Sales and Use Tax Exemption aims to attract high-technology investments
- Exempts eligible tangible personal property used in data center projects from sales and use tax
- Businesses must meet specific investment thresholds, create or retain significant jobs, and locate data centers in Wisconsin to be eligible
- Benefits include exemption from sales and use tax on essential hardware, cooling systems, and construction materials
- Eligibility criteria include business type, investment amount based on county population, job creation/retention commitment, and location requirements
Source: dmainc.com
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