Or. Admin. R. 123-630-0030 - Eligibility
(1) The following
conditions and/or criteria must exist for a taxpayer to be eligible for the
credit:
(a) A qualified community development
entity that issues a debt instrument may not make cash interest payments on the
debt instrument during the period commencing with its issuance and ending on
its final credit allowance date in excess of the sum of the cash interest
payments and the cumulative operating income, as defined in the regulations
promulgated under section 45D of the Internal Revenue Code, of the qualified
community development entity for the same period. This limitation shall only
apply to long-term debt securities issued by a qualified community development
entity that are designated as qualified equity investments and shall not apply
to other debt of the qualified community development entity. Neither this
paragraph nor the definition of "long-term debt security" provided in ORS
315.529 in any way limits the
holder's ability to accelerate payments on the debt instrument in situations
where the qualified community development entity has defaulted on covenants
designed to ensure compliance with this section or section 45D of the Internal
Revenue Code.
(b) A business is
considered a qualified active low-income community business for the duration of
a qualified community development entity's investment in or loan to the
business if it is reasonable to expect that at the time of the qualified
community development entity's investment in or loan to a qualified active
low-income community business, the business will continue throughout the
duration of the investment in or loan to the business.
(c) A qualified equity investment must be
designated a qualified equity investment by the qualified community development
entity and be certified by the department.
(d) Prior to January 1, 2014, the maximum
amount of qualified low-income community investments made in a qualified active
low-income community business, together with all of its affiliates, that may
count towards the requirement that a qualified community development entity
invest substantially all of the qualified equity investment required by OAR
123-630-0010(7)(b) in qualified active low-income community businesses in this
state is $4 million, whether made by one or several qualified community
development entities.
(e) On or
after January 1, 2014, the maximum amount of qualified low-income community
investments made in a qualified active low-income community business, together
with all of its affiliates, that may count towards the requirement that a
qualified community development entity invest at least the percentage of the
qualified equity investment required by OAR 123-630-0010(7)(b) in qualified
active low-income community businesses in this state is $8 million, whether
made by one or several qualified community development entities. Qualified
active low-income community businesses that received qualified low-income
investments of up to $4 million prior to January 1, 2014, may receive
additional qualified low-income investments, up to a total of $8 million, on or
after January 1, 2014, only if the community development entity first submits a
project summary demonstrating that the additional investment complies with the
requirements of the applicable statutes and rules.
(f) A qualified equity investment must be
made before July 1, 2016. Nothing in this paragraph precludes an entity that
makes a qualified equity investment prior to July 1, 2016, from claiming a tax
credit relating to that qualified equity investment for each applicable credit
allowance date.
(g) No more than
40% of the total project costs that are paid for by the qualified low-income
community investment may be for working capital, financing and other fees and
other soft costs.
(2) A
taxpayer claiming a credit may not claim any other credit under ORS 315 or 285C
during the same tax year based on activities related to the same qualified
active low-income community business.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 285C.650 - 285C.656 & 315.526 - 315.536
Stats. Implemented: ORS 285C.650-285C.656 & 315.526-315.536
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