The program is not authorized to accept applications until January 2024.
If an eligible project is located in more than one county, the jobs and investment requirement is determined using the county with the smallest population. [Statute §403.604 (e)]
Permanent, full-time positions employed by the applicant, independent contractor or their employees are considered required jobs. Construction jobs are not included.
An applicant commits to create or demonstrate jobs that meet the following requirements:
Construction jobs are jobs that are temporary in nature, typically performed on a full-time basis and take place before the eligible project's incentive period. These jobs do not count as required jobs.
Trainees count if the individual is enrolled in the Texans Work Program and fulfills the following eligibility criteria:
All manufacturing projects and dispatchable electric generation facilities are eligible. Some water-related projects are eligible as are research and development facilities. All eligible activities have a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code assigned.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the material on this page, please contact the Comptroller’s Data Analysis and Transparency Division.