Alabama SB291 prohibits tax incentives for entities violating human trafficking or child labor laws.
Alabama SB291 amends the Alabama Jobs Act to prevent entities that violate human trafficking or child labor laws from receiving economic tax incentives. The bill requires entities found guilty of such violations to reimburse the state and local government for any incentives received. It mandates the Secretary of Commerce to verify that entities do not engage in practices that violate these laws to qualify for incentives. The bill also includes technical revisions to update the existing code language.
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