- Massachusetts Sales & Use Tax Exemption for Qualified Data Centers
- Rules based on Bill H.2792
- Data center must meet specific criteria for exemption
- Features like power supplies, fire suppression, and security are essential
- Must create and maintain at least 100 jobs in the state
- Exemption for 20 years on eligible purchases
- Aimed at fostering economic growth and innovation
- Competitive advantage for data centers in Massachusetts
Source: vatabout.com
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