Two Worcester County Firms Part of $40M Life Sciences Awards
State leaders said the incentives are expected to create more than 1,600 jobs as companies expand research, development and manufacturing.
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Healey awards $40M in tax incentives to life science company, expected to create 1,600 jobs
Nearly $40 million in tax incentives went out to 38 life science companies in Massachusetts, a move state leaders say is expected to create over 1,600 jobs in the industry.
$40M in tax incentives expected to generate 1,600+ life sciences jobs in Massachusetts
Of the 38 companies receiving incentives, 31 will expand outside of Boston and Cambridge. Still, Boston and Cambridge are each expected to gain over 200 jobs. Tax incentive award recipients include AstraZeneca, Bristol Myers Squibb and Insulet.
Andover Firm Receives $1.9M Tax Incentive to Create 62 Jobs
An Andover company will receive a $1.9 million state tax incentive in exchange for creating 62 life science jobs. TransMedics Group was one of 38 firms to share Monday in $40 million in tax incentives through the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center. The program is intended to support companies that are expanding research, development and manufacturing […] The post Andover Firm Receives $1.9M Tax Incentive to Create 62 Jobs first appeared on WHAV.
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