Or. Admin. Code § 123-091-0025 - Loan Agreement
After approval of a loan from the OBEP Fund, the Department will enter into a loan agreement with the Business. Among other items, the loan agreement will contain the following provisions:
(1) The Business must enter into a First
Source Agreement in accordance with OAR 123-070;
(2) The Business, to the extent practicable,
must consult with vendors in Oregon before entering into contracts for goods
and services;
(3) The Business must
duly execute and deliver the following to the Department within 90 days from
the date the loan was approved:
(a) Loan
agreement;
(b) Promissory
note;
(c) If required, a copy of
the First Source Agreement; and
(d)
Any other certificates, opinions and documents as the Department may reasonably
require regarding the authorization of the loan agreement, the promissory note
and any related documents.
(4) Loan funds must be disbursed to the
Business no later than 120 days after the loan was approved, provided that the
Department, in the reasonable exercise of its administrative discretion, has
made a determination that there are sufficient funds in the OBEP Fund to make
the disbursement;
(5) The terms for
forgiveness of the loan, which will, among other items, require that the
personal income tax estimated to be generated by the new Full-time Jobs in no
more than two consecutive calendar years is equal to or exceeds the amount of
the loan and that the actual number of new Full-time Jobs is equal to or
exceeds the number of Full-time Jobs proposed at the time the loan was
approved. The Department intends to obtain information to calculate the
personal income tax estimated to be generated by the new Full-time Jobs and the
actual number of new Full-time Jobs from the Oregon Employment Department. If
the Department is not able to obtain information from the Oregon Employment
Department to make these calculations, the Business will be required to provide
comparable information, as the Department may reasonably request, to the
Department.
(6) If the personal
income tax estimated to be generated by the new Full-time Jobs ("Total PIT") is
less than the amount of the loan, the Business must immediately repay to the
Department an amount equal to: (the loan amount multiplied by .5) multiplied by
(1 - (Total PIT / the loan amount)). If the actual number of new Full-time Jobs
is less than the number of new Full-time Jobs proposed at the time the loan was
approved, the Business must immediately repay to the Department an amount equal
to: (the loan amount multiplied by .5) multiplied by (1 - (the actual number of
new Full-time Jobs / the required number of new Full-time Jobs); and
(7) The Business must submit a report to the
Department which lists categories of new positions created in the time period
used to calculate the personal income tax, as described in paragraph e. above,
the average hourly wage of the new positions, and the number of persons hired
to fill those positions.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 285A.075, 285 B & OL Ch. 549, Sec. 1-8 & 10-11
Stats. Implemented: ORS 285 B, OL Ch. 549, Sec. 1-8 & 10-11
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