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Originally Posted by daharris80
The article never said it was the cost of construction. It said it was NCR's "investment" in the second tower. I'd assume that number includes projected number of employees (stated in the article) and their salaries over a period of 5 years. All of that would be part of the investment for which NCR will seek tax credits.
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Interesting perspective, but the math is still way off.
1,800 (New Employees) X
$200K (Salary + Benefits) =
$270,000,000 Annual Payroll. That is for 1 year not 5.
NCR is leasing the building from Cousins Properties (Owner/Contractor). So you can't factor the cost of the building into NCR's investment.