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In late 2006, the City of Burlington was designated as one of only five pilot cities for the new Targeted Jobs Withholding Tax Credit program.
Under this program, a withholding agreement between the city and the employer allows up to 3% of the gross wages paid by the business to be directed to the city on a quarterly basis. The city must then match these funds dollar for dollar and use the funds in an urban renewal project related to the employer.
A 'targeted job' is defined as a job with a business that is or will be located in an urban renewal area and that pays a minimum wage equal to the county-wide average wage. In addition, the withholding agreement must be with:
The maximum term of a withholding agreement is ten years.
View the City of Burlington's Urban Renewal Area Map.