Louisiana Code § RS 33:4709.21

Business and industrial districts in the city of New Orleans; tax exemptions
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A. As used in this Section, "business and industrial district" means a business and industrial district located in the city of New Orleans and established for the purpose of providing for the acquisition, construction, improvement, maintenance, and operation of special projects, additional municipal services, capital improvements, and facilities within the district. B. Any person, corporation, or other legal entity that makes investments in excess of one hundred million dollars in a business and industrial district shall be exempt from seventy-five percent of all taxes levied by or for the benefit of the business and industrial district that would otherwise be payable by such person, corporation, or legal entity. The governing authority of the business and industrial district shall certify to the appropriate officials responsible for the collection of such taxes the identity of any person, corporation, or other legal entity which has invested in excess of one hundred million dollars in the business and industrial district and such officials shall take appropriate action to implement such exemptions.

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