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Advocacy group Good Jobs First, which opposes such subsidies, found Virginia provided the highest amount of grants and breaks among U.S. states to the nearly $1-trillion company.
Virginia is ahead of Illinois (16 projects/$733 million), New York (22 projects/$671 million), and Washington (10 projects/$609 million).
Arlington, Virginia was awarded the largest portion of the 310 taxpayer-subsidized Amazon projects.
The two largest subsidies provided in Virginia were from the Arlington government, equaling $750 million for a HQ2, state subsidy only and $51 million for a HQ2, local subsidy only: TOT grant and TIF estimates.
There were six developments which received undisclosed subsidy amounts.
As of Nov. 17, 2022, Amazon had received 310 separate tax break deals from local and state governments across the U.S., totaling $5.14 billion.
State | # Projects | Total Subsidy |
---|---|---|
Virginia | 20 | $824,291,799 |
Illinois | 16 | $732,973,199 |
New York | 22 | $671,446,986 |
Washington | 10 | $608,644,670 |
Oregon | 32 | $483,459,645 |
Texas | 13 | $305,959,751 |
Ohio | 14 | $172,418,555 |
Tennessee | 20 | $166,030,438 |
Kentucky | 21 | $111,789,976 |
Missouri | 2 | $110,600,000 |
Massachusetts | 5 | $86,979,275 |
California | 12 | $84,541,000 |
Michigan | 5 | $82,352,146 |
Maryland | 3 | $68,425,000 |
South Carolina | 5 | $64,297,962 |
Indiana | 15 | $60,389,500 |
Alabama | 2 | $56,500,000 |
Wisconsin | 6 | $54,135,500 |
Louisiana | 7 | $48,967,587 |
New Jersey | 3 | $45,422,240 |
Florida | 13 | $43,239,475 |
Connecticut | 3 | $37,700,000 |
North Carolina | 5 | $31,186,975 |
Pennsylvania | 4 | $29,557,871 |
Georgia | 5 | $27,115,929 |
Mississippi | 3 | $23,925,795 |
Iowa | 2 | $22,400,000 |
Kansas | 2 | $21,802,522 |
Colorado | 9 | $15,779,091 |
Oklahoma | 5 | $11,207,651 |
Utah | 3 | $9,780,226 |
Delaware | 2 | $7,972,500 |
Minnesota | 1 | $5,700,000 |
New Mexico | 1 | $5,244,071 |
Arizona | 2 | $5,139,671 |
Nevada | 5 | $3,251,324 |
Rhode Island | 1 | $2,700,000 |
Maine | 11 | $578,828 |