Gov. Matt Blunt announced today new state tax credits for T-Mobile in Springfield.The Missouri Department of Economic Development approved the credits today, and Blunt said it would pave the way for new jobs in Springfield.
“T-Mobile has been an excellent addition to Springfield’s business community and is highly regarded by its exceptional employees," Blunt said in a statement.
The Blunt administration has reserved credits for a nine-year benefit period in the amount of $2.9 million dollars based on the company’s projection of the creation of 650 new jobs at an average wage of $18,720 and new investment of $17.5 million at 2645 N. Airport Plaza, Springfield.
T-Mobile has previously been approved for $1.48 million in new jobs training incentives.
The business operations at the facility will be a customer call center.
The Blunt administration has reserved credits for a nine-year benefit period in the amount of $2.9 million dollars based on the company’s projection of the creation of 650 new jobs at an average wage of $18,720 and new investment of $17.5 million at 2645 N. Airport Plaza, Springfield.
T-Mobile has previously been approved for $1.48 million in new jobs training incentives.
The business operations at the facility will be a customer call center.
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