State Tax Incentives for Semiconductors on Rise After CHIPS Act

For Bloomberg Tax from Los Angeles—Inspired by the $280 billion federal CHIPS Act, at least 12 states have enacted new tax incentives or expanded existing ones for the semiconductor industry, or added new funding for investments, according to a new study by the Tax Foundation.

The incentives will only benefit companies that can meet certain qualifications, such as investment minimums and industry definitions, according to a report by economists at the Tax Foundation.

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