/ The Kentucky Tourism Development Act (KTDA) is powering massive investments and creating a new boom across the state. This incentive offers state tax credits up to 25% of capital costs for approved tourism projects. Let's examine how KTDA is fueling growth and how your business can tap into these benefits.
KTDA provides state tax credits up to 25% of capital investments in new or expanded attractions and facilities. Here's how it works:
The business submits an eligibility application to the Kentucky Tourism Development Finance Authority.
Qualified projects receive approval for tax credits up to 25% of their capital investment.
Upon final approval by an independent analysis from a third party, approval is issued by the KTFA (Kentucky Tourism Finance Authority) to approved applicants.
KTDA credits provide sales tax relief to approved projects, with recipients able to apply the credits each year for 10 years to lower their tax obligations.
Since 2007, over $4.5 billion in tourism projects have been approved under KTDA, driving growth across Kentucky. Hotels, distilleries, resorts and more qualify.
Recreational uses, convention centers, ski resorts and other concepts have leveraged KTDA credits to become reality.
Bottom line: KTDA can make large-scale projects more achievable. It provides:
The application process is complex, but the reward is immense for approved projects. For any major KY tourism investment, KTDA presents an opportunity not to be missed.
If you have a major tourism project in mind for Kentucky, our team can help you tap into the KTDA incentive. Contact us today to explore how we can guide your application and leverage this program to turn your concept into reality.
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