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CT-SB 245 — AN ACT ELIMINATING CERTAIN TAX INCENTIVES FOR DATA CENTERS.

AN ACT ELIMINATING CERTAIN TAX INCENTIVES FOR DATA CENTERS.

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Legal stateIntroduced / in committeeA bill is not law unless the source record shows enactment.
JurisdictionConnecticutState-source record
Latest recorded action2026-03-23Favorable Change of Reference, House to Committee on Finance, Revenue and Bonding
Primary sourceStateOriginal public record linked

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Tax incentive / clawback

Lowers the public cost of building a data center, and can attach conditions or clawbacks that recover the benefit if commitments are not met.

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NJ-A5482New Jersey · Introduced / in committeeEstablishes six month moratorium on approvals, construction, expansion, subsidies, and tax incentives for certain artificial intelligence data centers; creates Artificial Intelligence Data Center Impact Commission.Tax incentive / clawbackIF13306United States · Research or guidanceCongressional Authority to Regulate Data CentersTax incentive / clawbackPA-HB2359Pennsylvania · Introduced / in committeeAn Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P.L.6, No.2), known as the Tax Reform Code of 1971, in computer data center equipment incentive program, further providing for definitions, for application for certification, for eligibility requirements relating to sales and use tax refund program, for notification, for eligibility requirements relating to sales and use tax exemption program and for notification and records.Tax incentive / clawbackPA-SB1384Pennsylvania · Introduced / in committeeAn Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P.L.6, No.2), known as the Tax Reform Code of 1971, in tax credit and tax benefit administration, further providing for definitions; in computer data center equipment incentive program, providing for certification prohibition; providing for Governor's Responsible Infrastructure Development certification and standards; and imposing duties.Tax incentive / clawback
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AN ACT ELIMINATING CERTAIN TAX INCENTIVES FOR DATA CENTERS.

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Policy record 1Policy theme 2Policy mechanism 1Documented actor 1Policy family 1Jurisdiction 1Original source 1
classified under: Fixed-vocabulary topic classificationclassified under: Fixed-vocabulary topic classificationsignals mechanism: Mechanism signal derived from the tracked record textapplies in: Jurisdiction recorded for this source typedocumented by: Original source URL stored with the policy recordsponsored: Named sponsor in the tracked public recordmember of family: exact title companionPolicy recordCT-SB 245AN ACT ELIMINATING CERTAIN …CT-SB 245: AN ACT ELIMINATING CERTAIN TAX INCENTIVES FOR DATA CENTERS.Policy themeSiting & Land UseAI-assisted policy themeSiting & Land Use: AI-assisted policy themePolicy themeTax IncentivesAI-assisted policy themeTax Incentives: AI-assisted policy themePolicy mechanismTax incentive / clawba…Text-derived policy signalTax incentive / clawback: Text-derived policy signalJurisdictionConnecticutState policy jurisdictionConnecticut: State policy jurisdictionOriginal sourceStateOriginal public sourceState: Original public sourceDocumented actorEnergy and Technology …personEnergy and Technology Committee: personPolicy familyAN ACT ELIMINATING CER…CTAN ACT ELIMINATING CERTAIN TAX INCENTIVES FOR DATA CENTERS.: CT

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