A Right-To-Work Law in the state constitution.
	Foreign Trade Zones (FTZ)
	No sales tax on purchases of raw materials, processing chemicals, or packaging materials.
	No sales tax on direct purchases of construction materials, machinery, and equipment for businesses that are financed through certain bonds or located in less developed counties.
	Partial (50%) sales tax exemptions for purchases of construction materials, machinery, and equipment in moderately developed and developed counties.
	A 1.5% sales tax on machinery and parts used directly in manufacturing and on industrial electricity, natural gas, and fuels.
	Favorable unemployment insurance rates and workers' compensation rates.
	State-sponsored financing programs for land, building, and new equipment.
	Favorable individual and corporate income tax rates.
	State income tax credits for five years ranging from $500 to $2,000 for each new job created by a new or expanding business.
	Five-year state income tax credits of $500 for each new R&D job created.
	For companies transferring regional or national headquarters to Mississippi, five-year state income tax credits of $500 for each new job created, and full sales tax exemptions for direct purchases of construction materials, machinery, and equipment for the headquarters facility.
	State income tax credits equal to 50% of child/dependent care expenses.
	State income tax credits equal to 25% of basic skills training and job re-training expenses.
	State income tax credits for qualified industries in conjunction with certain bond financing agreements.
	Exemptions from county property taxes, except school taxes.
	Exemptions of property taxes on finished goods through a Free Port Warehouse Law.
	Customized workforce training programs provided through the State Board for Community Colleges. Workforce Investment Partnership Act assistance provided through the Mississippi Department of Economic and Community Development.
	Utility companies offer discounts on telephone and electric rates to eligible companies.