Michigan HB6069 denies state economic development incentives to businesses relocating call centers.

Michigan HB6069 amends the state's economic development law to deny certain incentives to businesses that relocate call centers. Beginning April 1, 2027, agreements with recipients of state funds must include provisions for default and clawback if the recipient lists a new call center on the anti-offshoring accountability act registry. This provision applies to loans, grants, or other assistance for projects under the act.

Michigan HB6069 denies state economic development incentives to businesses relocating call centers.

Michigan HB6069 amends the state's economic development law to deny certain incentives to businesses that relocate call centers. Beginning April 1, 2027, agreements with recipients of state funds must include provisions for default and clawback if the recipient lists a new call center on the anti-offshoring accountability act registry. This provision applies to loans, grants, or other assistance for projects under the act.