West Virginia considers using 50% of data center revenue to cut income tax
bradneuberg · x · 2026-08-25
- Core Info: West Virginia is considering a proposal to use 50% of revenue from hyperscale data centers to cut state income taxes.
- Context: The retweet highlights data centers as highly efficient economic engines that generate less pollution per dollar than most industries, suggesting there is significant opportunity for communities that remain rational amidst current hysteria.
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