The state House is considering an incentive to lure Apple.
The change in the state's corporate tax laws is designed to make North Carolina more attractive to a planned $1 billion Apple data center.
The House will vote Tuesday on the bill, which was recently changed to push the project to counties with a high unemployment rate. It passed the Senate ealrier this month.
The bill would change the way corporate income taxes are calculated by giving breaks to companies with a relatively small share of U.S. sales in North Carolina but which have large shares of their nationwide property and payroll here.
The breaks could be worth about $46 million over the next 10 years. (AP)
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