Iowa Code § 15.525
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Reporting requirements.
Official statutory text
(1) A qualified business shall report annually to the authority all of the following:
(1) (a) The total amount of investment made in research and development.
(1) (b) The qualified location in this state where the research and development occurred.
(1) (c) The number of jobs created, wages paid, and employee residence locations.
(2) The authority shall include as part of the annual report under section 15.107B an annual report of the activities conducted pursuant to this part.
(3) The authority shall report all information in an aggregate form to prevent, as much as possible, information being attributable to any particular qualified business.
2025 Acts, ch 136, §113, 118
(1) (a) The total amount of investment made in research and development.
(1) (b) The qualified location in this state where the research and development occurred.
(1) (c) The number of jobs created, wages paid, and employee residence locations.
(2) The authority shall include as part of the annual report under section 15.107B an annual report of the activities conducted pursuant to this part.
(3) The authority shall report all information in an aggregate form to prevent, as much as possible, information being attributable to any particular qualified business.
2025 Acts, ch 136, §113, 118
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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