Or. Admin. Code § 123-674-4100 - Employment Requirement to Qualify Initially
To receive and begin an enterprise zone exemption under ORS 285C.175, an authorized business firm must qualify by filing under ORS 285C.220 and 285C.225 as described in OAR 123-674-6100:
(1) The first Claim Employment must equal or
exceed the greater of one plus or 1.1 times the Existing Employment:
(a) If at the time of filing, however, the
actual Claim Employment is insufficient, the requirement under ORS
285C.200(1)(c) and this section is nevertheless satisfied, provided that
employment was high enough at some time prior to April 1 but after making
Application as documented with the claim form.
(b) For a subsequent exemption on additional
qualified property pursuant to the same Application, as described in OAR
123-674-3100(4), the requirement of this section has effectively already been
satisfied.
(2) If section
(1) of this rule is not satisfied, then the county assessor shall deny the
exemption claim and not grant any exemption under ORS 285C.175 on qualified
property, except with a waiver by the zone sponsor and qualification as
described in OAR 123-674-4300. Such denial does not directly affect the firm's
authorization status and its ability to qualify other (later) property under
ORS 285C.170 or 285C.175.
(3) Under
ORS 285C.200(6), any transfer of eligible employees, jobs or positions into the
zone from a site within 30 miles outside the zone boundary, occurring between
the time of the Application's approval (authorization) and the end of the
initial year of exemption, triggers an additional requirement in terms of
section (1) of this rule, in that the definitions of Claim Employment and
Existing Employment expand to also include the number of employees located at
any such site, as w ell as those inside the zone.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 285A.075 & 285C.060(1)
Stats. Implemented: ORS 285C.050, 285C.175, 285C.200, 285C.220 & 285C.225
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