Business Climate

Spokane Valley Business Climate

The City of Spokane Valley is working to ensure it remains business friendly and continues to offer the solutions businesses need. Low taxes, robust infrastructure, workforce training and development – no matter the project or the industry, Spokane Valley has the tools to make it a success.

Spokane Valley is home to a business-friendly environment including no local Business and Occupation (B&O) tax or corporate income tax and low worker’s compensation insurance rates. Its workforce is highly skilled and the city continues to dedicate itself to ensuring the talent of the future through a variety of training and education programs. Spokane Valley is well connected through a robust transportation infrastructure and has streamlined its permitting processes to fit the needs of industry and keep expenses low. In addition, the city is home to a suite of incentive programs for a wide range of industries and project types.

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Taxes

In addition to ensuring resources are available to understand local taxes, Spokane Valley has worked to ensure it maintains low tax costs.

Workforce

Not only is Spokane County home to a sizeable labor market, but Spokane Valley also offers a variety of training and recruitment programs to benefit businesses.

Incentives

Spokane Valley and the State of Washington offer a wide array of incentive programs, loans, grants and tax exemptions to serve businesses.

Demographics

A variety of details are available on Spokane Valley, including labor force, demographics, consumer spending, wages and housing information.

Transportation

Spokane Valley is well-connected to move products across the U.S. and internationally via rail, highway and air.

Permitting

Spokane Valley has developed a streamlined permitting process to efficiently meet the needs of local business owners and citizens.