Software
startup AppealTrack plans to double its staff in the next few years after
securing a commitment for $70,000 in incentives from the Indiana Economic
Development Corp.
The 3-year-old company, which develops software that tracks tax appeals, plans to hire seven people by 2016, company officials said last week.
It’s a relatively large leap forward for a small startup that has seven full- and part-time employees working out of Developer Town, a design and development firm in a warehouse space south of Broad Ripple.
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The Indiana Economic Development Corp. has agreed to provide AppealTrack with $50,000 in tax credits and $20,000 in training grants, contingent on the company's meeting its hiring commitments.
The 3-year-old company, which develops software that tracks tax appeals, plans to hire seven people by 2016, company officials said last week.
It’s a relatively large leap forward for a small startup that has seven full- and part-time employees working out of Developer Town, a design and development firm in a warehouse space south of Broad Ripple.
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The Indiana Economic Development Corp. has agreed to provide AppealTrack with $50,000 in tax credits and $20,000 in training grants, contingent on the company's meeting its hiring commitments.
