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`NXP Semiconductors is considering Austin for a $2.6 billion expansion that could
`create up to 800 new jobs.
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`In a move that could add even more fuel to the booming
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`Central Texas high-tech sector, chipmaker NXP
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`Semiconductors is considering a $2.6 billion expansion in
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`Austin that would create up to 800 jobs.
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`The potential expansion is the latest big project for which
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`the Austin area is in the running. Tech firm Applied
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`Materials said in March that it's considering Hutto for a
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`$2.4 billion research and development center, while
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`breaks from the Austin Independent School District under
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`the state's Chapter 313 incentive program for proposed
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`expansion. An initial presentation to the district's board
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`Tuesday night didn't specify the amount, but previous
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`incentives agreements from Texas school districts for
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`similar Chapter 313 deals have been for tens of millions of
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`dollars.
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`Both Infineon and Applied Materials also are seeking tax
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`breaks for their projects under Chapter 313. The potential
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`incentive deal that Infineon has applied for from the Del
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`Valle school district is valued at about $8.9 million over 10
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`years, assuming no change in the district's tax rate over
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`that time. The amount of incentives Applied Materials is
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`seeking from the Hutto school district isn't available yet.
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`The Chapter 313 incentives program - which is named
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`after a portion of the tax code - has been controversial.
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`It's set to expire at the end of this year because state
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`lawmakers declined to renew it during last year's legislative
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`session, although deals struck before then won't be
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`affected.
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`applications should be submitted by June 1, because the
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`process of evaluating and finalizing them can take up to
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`six months. That has set up something of a rush by
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`companies seeking to submit applications.
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`"Certainly, (companies) want to get their applications in
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`and all their paperwork in before June," said Matt Patton,
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`an economist with Austin-based Angelou Economics. "You
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`want to be able to take advantage of every opportunity
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`you can."
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`Representatives of Kroll, a site-selection firm working for
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`NXP, told Austin school board members Tuesday that the
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`federal funding to the semiconductor industry throughout
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`has bipartisan support, and versions of it have passed
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`both the House and Senate.
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`NXP is considering other locations for the project, Kroll
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`representatives said, but they didn't specify where. A final
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`decision on the location is expected to be made this year,
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`with a goal of construction starting in 2024 and the facility
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`being operational by late 2026.
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`The company also intends to seek incentives from the city
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`of Austin and from Travis County, they said.
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`Travis County spokesman Hector Nieto said the county
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`hasn't been contacted by NXP yet. The city's economic
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`development department declined to comment.
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`More: Chipmaker Infineon considers $700 million
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`expansion at Austin site
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`NXP's representatives said jobs created by the company's
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`potential expansion here would pay an average annual
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`salary of more than $100,000.
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`NXP, which had revenue of $11 billion in 2021, has about
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`4,000 employees in Austin, where it has multiple facilities,
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`including two chip fabrication plants. Globally, it has more
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`than 29,000 employees.
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`The company's potential Austin expansion would add to
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`what is becoming a critical mass of semiconductor firms in
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`Central Texas. In addition to the potential expansions in
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`the region by Infineon and Applied Materials, Samsung
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`announced last year that it is building a $17 billion chip
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`factory in Taylor.
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`"It's really exciting - people (in the chip industry) want to
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`be close to where all the action is going," Patton said.
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`"With the migration of firms expanding to Austin and
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`school district are drawing some opposition.
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`Under the Chapter 313 program, school districts are
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`reimbursed by the state for the corporate tax breaks they
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`agree to provide. That attribute has made Chapter 313
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`controversial among critics who say school districts have
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`no reason not to grant them, and that the program
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`siphons money from taxpayers statewide as handouts to
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`corporations.
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`"There's no such thing as free money," said Doug Greco,
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`lead organizer with Central Texas Interfaith, a group that
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`opposes all Chapter 313 deals and has worked to help end
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`the program.
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`"It's money that is being drained out of the state budget
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`that could be going to schools," Greco said. "When you add
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`these (deals) up, it's just a drain on the system that we
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`can't sustain. Let's stop the gold rush here."
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`Central Texas Interfaith turned out for the meeting
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`Tuesday to urge Austin school board members to seek
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`feedback from the community before agreeing to any deal
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`with NXP.
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`More: Tech firm Applied Materials considers Hutto for $2.4
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`billion facility, hundreds of jobs
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`Michael Lateur, a managing director of Kroll, told the
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`board that the potential deal would be a boon to the
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`district by reducing the costs it incurs under a state
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`program known as recapture, which is designed to support
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`school districts that have less property wealth per
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`student.
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`Austin school district leaders expect to send $846 million
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`to the state under recapture during the 2022-23 academic
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`year.
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`The Austin school board hasn't taken a vote on NXP's bid
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`for tax breaks, although it could vote to move forward
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`"The trustees are going to have to kick the tires on this,
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`but whatever you think about this kind of deal, there's no
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`financial downside to the school district," Austin school
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`district spokesperson Jason Stanford said. "We would send
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`less money to the state in recapture and keep more for
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`our kids. We'd come out ahead."
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`If NXP chooses Austin for the expansion, it would add to a
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`recent string of economic development wins for the Austin
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`metro area.
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`Samsung's next-generation chip fabrication plant in Taylor
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`is expected to employ 1,800 people. Meanwhile, electric
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`automaker Tesla announced late last year that it had
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`moved its corporate headquarters to Austin, and in
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`December it started production at its new $1.1 billion Travis
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`County factory.
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`Both of those facilities received Chapter 313 incentives
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`deals from Central Texas school districts.
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`This article originally appeared on Austin American(cid:173)
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