STATE INCENTIVES

Missouri Data Center Incentives

Summary • 12 Data Sources

What datacenter incentives does Missouri offer?

Missouri offers: Sales tax exemption + low corporate tax + central fiber hub. Sales tax exemption: Yes. Property tax abatement: Enhanced Enterprise Zone available. Corporate income tax: 4% corporate. Estimated savings vs national average: 15-20% on equipment and taxes.

Key Data Points

  • Sales Tax Exemption: Yes
  • Property Tax: Enhanced Enterprise Zone available
  • Corporate Income Tax: 4% corporate
  • Estimated Savings: 15-20% on equipment and taxes
  • Special Programs: Data Center Sales Tax Exemption, Missouri Works, Enhanced Enterprise Zone
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Incentive Summary

Sales Tax Exemption

Yes

Property Tax

Enhanced Enterprise Zone available

Corporate Income Tax

4% corporate

Est. Savings

15-20% on equipment and taxes

Special Programs

Data Center Sales Tax Exemption

Missouri Works

Enhanced Enterprise Zone

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⚠Tornado risk
⚠Smaller tech ecosystem than coasts
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