Economic incentive law takes many forms and may include federal low income housing tax credits, historic tax credits, new market tax credits and other federally subsidized programs, state grants and workforce incentives or local ad valorem tax incentives including payment in lieu of tax (PILOT) programs depending on the type of proposed project.  Incentives associated with Brownfield development and green or sustainable initiatives are also emerging.  Successful economic development incentives work requires a unique blend of real estate, tax, finance and administrative legal experience.  Farris Bobango attorneys combine the creatively and diverse skills necessary to enable its clients to maximize tax incentives and development opportunities.