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Louisiana Economic Development

Funds Louisiana growth through business attraction, job retention, investment incentives, and workforce training.

Annual funding
Programs8
Active grants5
Total grants6

Louisiana Economic Development (LED) is the state's cabinet-level economic development agency, headed by a Secretary appointed by the Governor. LED funds business attraction, retention, and expansion in Louisiana through a portfolio of payroll grants, tax credits, property tax abatements, and in-kind workforce training.

Following Governor Landry's 2024–2025 tax reform, LED's incentive portfolio was substantially restructured: the Quality Jobs rebate and Enterprise Zone credit both sunset June 30, 2025, replaced by the new High-Impact Jobs Program (Act 372 of 2025). Tax credits for digital media, motion picture production, R&D, and angel investment were preserved, albeit with tighter caps and updated rules.

Last verified: 29 May 2026Source: www.opportunitylouisiana.gov