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Tax incremental financing is a public financing method used for funding infrastructure or other community-improvement projects.

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Government entities and developers may be required to file tax increment reports, depending on the specific project and local regulations.

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The purpose of tax incremental financing is to stimulate economic development and investment in designated areas by using future tax revenue increases to finance current projects.

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Tax increment reports may require information on project costs, expected revenue increases, and the impact of the project on the community.