Tax incentives; reimbursement for violation of labor and trafficking laws provided for

Summary

The bill prohibits any entity that has been found guilty of violating state human‑trafficking statutes or federal child‑labor rules from qualifying for economic‑development tax incentives under the Alabama Jobs Act. If a company does receive such incentives and later is found to have broken those laws, it must reimburse the state and local governments for the cost of the incentives. The change aims to ensure public funds support only lawful businesses.

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