D.C. Code § 47-1818.03
City-wide joint business activity strategy agreements.
# (a)
Within 180 days of [October 9, 2012], the Mayor shall enter into a BAS agreement with a Qualified Social E-Commerce Company and certify the agreement as required by § 47-1818.04 and submit it to the Council as required by § 47-1818.05.
# (b)
The Mayor shall ensure that the BAS agreement provides:
# (1)
That the Qualified Social E-Commerce Company will leverage its activities to assist retail businesses along disrupted corridors;
# (2)
For the coordination of the Qualified Social E-Commerce Company’s offering of technology, marketing, social media, and other training opportunities for District of Columbia small businesses;
# (3)
For the development of engineering-related programs to recruit, train, and retain software developers in the District of Columbia; and
# (4)
For the Qualified Social E-Commerce Company’s participation in hiring STEM students as part of the Summer Youth Employment Program established pursuant to § 32-241.
# (c)
Within 365 days of Council approval of the BAS agreement, as required by § 47-1818.05, and annually thereafter during the term of an abatement granted pursuant to this subchapter, the Mayor shall submit a report to the Council on each BAS agreement approved by the Council detailing the level of compliance under each BAS agreement.
Source: official DC Code section page (code.dccouncil.gov)
In this chapter (40 sections)
- 47-1813.04 · Additions to tax — Nonpayments.
- 47-1813.05 · Additions to tax — Payment extensions.
- 47-1813.06 · Violations.
- 47-1813.07 · Application of subchapter.
- 47-1814.01 · Requirement for a professional license.
- 47-1814.02 · Persons engaging in a profession — Duration.
- 47-1814.03 · Persons engaging in a profession — Posting for inspection.
- 47-1814.04 · Persons engaging in a profession — Revocation.
- 47-1814.05 · Persons engaging in a profession — Renewal.
- 47-1814.06 · Persons engaging in a profession — Failure to obtain.
- 47-1814.07 · Certain suits forbidden.
- 47-1814.08 · Rulemaking.
- 47-1814.09 · Applicability provisions.
- 47-1814.01a · Persons engaging in a profession.
- 47-1815.01 · Right of aggrieved persons to judicial appeal.
- 47-1816.01 · Rules and regulations — Tax provisions.
- 47-1816.02 · Rules and regulations — Revenue Act of 1956.
- 47-1816.03 · Report by Mayor concerning amendment, repeal, or…
- 47-1817.01 · Definitions.
- 47-1817.02 · Tax credit for Qualified High Technology Company…
- 47-1817.03 · Tax credit to Qualified High Technology Companies for…
- 47-1817.04 · Tax credit to Qualified High Technology Companies for…
- 47-1817.05 · Tax credit to Qualified High Technology Companies for…
- 47-1817.06 · Tax on Qualified High Technology Companies.
- 47-1817.07 · Rollover of capital gain from qualified stock to other…
- 47-1817.08 · Severability.
- 47-1817.01a · Alternative method to determine a Qualified High…
- 47-1817.07a · Tax on capital gain from the sale or exchange of a…
- 47-1818.01 · Definitions.
- 47-1818.02 · Tax credits to Qualified Social E-Commerce Companies.
- 47-1818.03 · City-wide joint business activity strategy agreements.
- 47-1818.04 · Certification.
- 47-1818.05 · Council approval of city-wide business activity strategy…
- 47-1818.06 · Tax credits to Qualified Social E-Commerce Companies;…
- 47-1818.07 · First Source employment; inapplicable.
- 47-1818.08 · Delegation of authority.
- 47-1819.01 · Definitions.
- 47-1819.02 · Credit established.
- 47-1819.03 · Annual cap.
- 47-1819.04 · Application and Mayoral certification.