Key facts
- The designations cover all 50 states, territories and the District of Columbia, Treasury and the IRS said.
- The new map remains in place through the end of 2036 under a 10-year redesignation process.
- Treasury said the Working Families Tax Cuts build on more than $110 billion in private-sector investment in Opportunity Zones since 2017.
- The bill narrowed the pool of eligible zones from 8,764, Treasury said.
- IRS Chief Executive Officer Frank J. Bisignano said the program will give states an opportunity to attract long-term investment into underserved, rural and economically distressed areas.
- A 2025 Urban Institute analysis found 64% of Opportunity Zone capital in Ohio went toward residential development.
Key facts
- The designations cover all 50 states, territories and the District of Columbia, Treasury and the IRS said.
- The new map remains in place through the end of 2036 under a 10-year redesignation process.
- Treasury said the Working Families Tax Cuts build on more than $110 billion in private-sector investment in Opportunity Zones since 2017.
- The bill narrowed the pool of eligible zones from 8,764, Treasury said.
- IRS Chief Executive Officer Frank J. Bisignano said the program will give states an opportunity to attract long-term investment into underserved, rural and economically distressed areas.
- A 2025 Urban Institute analysis found 64% of Opportunity Zone capital in Ohio went toward residential development.
Numbers
- 4,000 — placeholder