Ohio's 3^rd straight Governor’s Cup is further proof that the state's efforts to redesign its business climate are working.

Ohio's tax reform, which will be fully implemented in 2010, will make it only 1 of 2 states without a general tax on corporate income or personal property. 3rd party experts have already confirmed that Ohio's the tax code changes have resulted in the state having the lowest taxes in the Midwest.

Ohio's tax system is the state's largest incentive. Unlike other incentive programs, companies don't need to complete an application to be eligible.

Companies considering a capital investment in Ohio will also find traditional business incentives such as tax credits, grants, and low-interest loans. Ohio also has worked to differentiate itself from other states through high-tech innovative incentives to fuel growth such as the $1.6 billion Ohio Third Frontier and $1.57 billion Jobs Stimulus Program.

Ohio reduces business operating costs, encourages investment and fuels growth.

503 capital investments occurred in Ohio in 2008 for a reason. Obtain a full list of 2008 capital investments and learn more about Ohio's success at OhioMeansBusiness.com.

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