Toyota's big move from California to Texas may also bring a big return for Plano, Texas over the next decade, to the tune of $7.2 billion of economic activity.
Bloomberg reports an analysis by Chicago-based Grant Thornton LLP claims the $7.2 billion includes $4.2 billion from payroll taxes, as well as direct and indirect payments, and revenues from sales and property taxes. The analysis was issued on the same day Plano approved a large incentive deal for Toyota, including $6.75 billion in grants and property tax discounts. The state government also approved an incentive package, totaling $40 million.
The report also notes the move and consolidation of Toyota's operations in the United States to Plano from California, Kentucky and New York, announced last month, is expected to bring as many as 3,650 full-time employees with an average salary of $104,000 by 2018.
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