Industrial Revenue Bonds (IRB)

IRBs are Tax-Exempt Bonds issued by the Oakland County Economic Development Corporation to finance:

Land acquisition	Building renovation
Land improvements	Machinery and equipment
Building acquisition	Related soft costs
Building construction

The tax-exempt status of the bonds results in extremely low interest rates. Manufacturing businesses as well as not-for-profit organizations are eligible for this loan program. Loan amounts for manufacturers range from $1 million to $10 million. There is no limit for not-for-profits. Terms vary and can range up to 30 years.


EDC Sample Projects

Not-for-Profit Tax Exempt Qualified 501(c)(3) Bonds Fact Sheet (file size 34k)

Manufacturing Tax Exempt Industrial Revenue Bonds Fact Sheet (file size 33k)

Bond Application (file size 63k)

Oakland County Financial Services Group
248-858-0765

Visit the Financing Services Staff Directory.

The Oakland County Economic Development Corporation (OCEDC) was established in 1980 under Act No. 338 of the Michigan Public Acts of 1974, as amended, the Economic Development Corporations Act, in order to stimulate business capital investment, contribute to the areas employment, increase local tax base, and provide needed public services.

Board of Directors -- Oakland County Economic Development Corporation

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