WHY CHOOSE BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES?
Our Highly Experienced Team:
Assists to identify, negotiate andsecure government incentives
Manages the entire project
Pushes the right buttons with
state and local officials
Cuts through government
bureaucratic red tape
Uses our strong relationships
with the state and municipalities
on your behalf
Uses our solid, assertive and
diplomatic negotiating skills to
your advantage
Prepares economic impact analysis
Initiates community outreach
sessions
Reaches out and lobbies resident
voters
EXPAND YOUR BUSINESS AND SAVE CASH
Business Development Strategies, Inc. (BDS) was established in 2003 as a resource for expanding companies to help identify, negotiate and secure government incentives for real estate expansion projects.
For companies looking to expand their business and create new jobs, there may be a variety of state and local tax incentives available. Knowing where to look and who to contact can result in saving thousands or even millions of dollars in taxes. Having the right team in place can be the key to success.
Call 508-966-4300 or e-mail Lynn Tokarczyk
Global Manufacturer Secures Tax Incentives for Expansion In Massachusetts
January 18, 2012
Incentives Sway Oxford Manufacturing Firm To Stay In Mass.
January 3, 2012, Banker & Tradesman.
December 14, 2011 at 10AM at the Old Colony Planning Council offices Brockton, MA
Abington reaches tax deal with Cape Cod Lumber
October 13, 2011, The Patriot Ledger.
Horizon Beverage taps tax incentives in Norton expansion
September 2, 2011, Boston Business Journal.
MAOO specialty course on Government Incentives
Featured speaker Lynn Tokarczyk led a specialty course on Government Incentives
for Massachusetts Association of Assessing Officers
August 9th, 2011, 1:00 pm, UMASS Amherst.
IPG Photonics wants to change TIF agreement with Oxford
July 28, 2011, Worcester Telegram & Gazette.
Beverage company mixes right ingredients by securing tax incentives and
adding jobs in Massacchusetts
June 16, 2011
Lynn Tokarczyk elected to AIM Executive Committee
May 23, 2011
| Effective January 1, 2010 legislative changes were made to the EDIP such as a $25 million cap on the EDIP Investment Tax Credit and available incentives in non-ETAs if the project meets specific criteria. |
"Our goal was to maximize value and obtain the largest tax incentive that was fair to both the town and our company. Lynn's professional approach, assertiveness and tenacity to get the job done were appreciated by all of us."
Mike Valent, Program Manager
Electrochem Solutions