Kochava gets state tax incentive, plans to add more staff (access required)

By: Brad Iverson-Long November 3, 2014 Comments Off

Sandpoint-based mobile technology company Kochava plans to hire 35 employees in the next few months and 50 employees in the next five years as part of a tax break it received from the state of Idaho. Kochava is the third company to get incentives in the new Tax Reimbursement Incentive program, following SkyWest Airlines in Boise ...

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Kochava gets state tax incentive, plans to add more staff

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