Ohio Admin. Code 122:16-1-06 - Remedies
(A) In the event a
taxpayer fails to retain the number of full-time equivalent employees set forth
in the tax credit agreement, or if the authority finds that the taxpayer has
failed to comply with any term or condition of the tax credit agreement and
such failure continues beyond any applicable cure period, the authority may,
after providing written notice, unilaterally and prospectively reduce the
percentage and/or term of the tax credit or immediately terminate the tax
credit set forth in the tax credit agreement.
(B) In the event a taxpayer
or an affiliated entity relocates employment
positions in violation of division (E)(7) of section
122.171 of the Revised Code and
the taxpayer has previously received tax credit certificates, the authority
may, after providing written notice, reduce the tax credit rate to preclude the
taxpayer from taking any further credits for the term of the tax credit. In the
event a taxpayer or affiliated entity relocates
such positions and has not previously received a tax credit certificate, the
authority may terminate the tax credit.
(C) The authority shall cause written notice
to be given to the affected taxpayer of any proposed action to reduce the
percentage or term of the tax credit or to terminate the tax credit agreement.
Such notice shall be given at least thirty days prior to the authority meeting
at which the action is to be considered, and such notice shall be effective
if
when sent
in accordance with the notice requirements of the tax credit
agreement.
(D) The authority shall
specify in any action reducing the percentage or term of a tax credit or
terminating a tax credit agreement the taxable year for which the remedial
action shall first be effective.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: ORC 122.171(K)
Rule Amplifies: ORC 122.171
Prior Effective Dates: 8/27/2010, 12/11/2003
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