Iowa Admin. Code r. 261-115.6
Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 5, September 4, 2024
Rule 261-115.6 - Approval, issuance and distribution of investment tax credits(1)Approval by the board. Upon certification by the authority of a qualifying business and approval of the taxpayer's application, the board will approve the issuance of a tax credit certificate to the taxpayer applying for the tax credit.(2)Issuance by the authority. Upon approval by the board, the authority shall issue a tax credit certificate to the applicant, provided, however, that such tax credit certificate shall be subject to rescission pursuant to rule 261-115.9 (15E).(3)Preparation of certificate. The tax credit certificate shall be prepared by the authority in a form approved by the board and shall contain the taxpayer's name, address, and tax identification number, the amount of credit, the name of the qualifying business, the year in which the credit may be redeemed and any other information that may be required by the department of revenue. In addition, the tax credit certificate shall contain the following statement: Neither the authority nor the board has recommended or approved this investment or passed on the merits or risks of such investment. Investors should rely solely on their own investigation and analysis and seek investment, financial, legal and tax advice before making their own decision regarding investment in this enterprise.
(4)Tax credit amount limitations. The aggregate amount of tax credits issued per fiscal year pursuant to this chapter shall not exceed the amount allocated by the board pursuant to Iowa Code section 15.119.(5)Waitlist for applications received on or before March 31, 2022.a. If the maximum aggregate amount of tax credits is awarded in a given fiscal year, investors who are determined eligible for a tax credit but were not awarded a tax credit shall be placed on a waitlist in the order the applications are received. Applications that are placed on a waitlist shall be given priority for receiving tax credits in succeeding fiscal years. Placement on a waitlist pursuant to this paragraph shall not constitute a promise binding the state. The availability of a tax credit and issuance of a tax credit certificate pursuant to this rule in a future fiscal year is contingent upon the availability of tax credits in that particular fiscal year or years. This subrule shall apply only to applications received on or before March 31, 2022.b. Any application that can be partially approved without exceeding the maximum aggregate amount of tax credits will be approved as to the portion less than the maximum aggregate amount and placed on a waitlist as to the portion greater than the maximum aggregate amount. For example, if an application is eligible for $50,000 of tax credits, but there is only $30,000 of the maximum aggregate amount available, the application will be approved for $30,000 and placed on a waitlist for $20,000.(6)Applications received on or after April 1, 2022.a. Applications for tax credits received on or after April 1, 2022, will not be placed on a waitlist if the maximum aggregate amount of tax credits is awarded in a given fiscal year.b. Beginning on or after April 1, 2022, the authority will identify an application period, or periods, on the authority's Internet site at www.iowaeda.com for each fiscal year in which an allocation of tax credits is available and has not been fully utilized by applications previously placed on a waitlist pursuant to subrule 115.6(5). Only applications submitted during the established filing window will be reviewed for eligibility by the authority. Each identified application period will remain open until the date indicated by the authority for that fiscal year.c. Applications received on or after April 1, 2022, in excess of the maximum aggregate amount of tax credits for the fiscal year in which they are received will be denied by the board, regardless of whether the investment was otherwise eligible to receive a tax credit award.d. Any application that can be partially approved without exceeding the maximum aggregate amount of tax credits will be approved as to the portion less than the maximum aggregate amount and denied as to the portion greater than the maximum aggregate amount. For example, if an application is eligible for $50,000 of tax credits, but there is only $30,000 of the maximum aggregate amount available, the application will be approved for $30,000 and denied for $20,000.Iowa Admin. Code r. 261-115.6
ARC 0009C, lAB 2/8/12, effective 3/14/12Amended by IAB May 25, 2016/Volume XXXVIII, Number 24, effective 6/29/2016Amended by IAB March 9, 2022/Volume XLIV, Number 18, effective 4/13/2022