The Portland City Council last night voted 7-1 in favor of creating a Tax Increm

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Source

Portland Press Herald

Date

8-16-1994

Pages

1A, 5A

Abstract

The Portland City Council last night voted 7-1 in favor of creating a Tax Increment Financing district that will allow Unum Corp. to keep 75 percent of the new taxes generated over the next 15 years by the company's proposed new office building at its Outer Congress Street complex. The TIF is worth $10 million to Unum, and after the 15 years the city would receive all of the new taxes on the expansion, estimated at $1 million annually. Details.

Subjects

Tax increment financing -- Portland, Unum Corporation -- Portland

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