Or. Admin. Code § 123-674-6300 - Disqualification of Particular Property
A qualified business firm does not lose its ongoing enterprise zone exemption under ORS 285C.175 on all qualified property if only certain property fails to satisfy a relevant requirement:
(1) Disqualification
(including back taxes) shall ensue under ORS
285C.240 only on such property,
and the one-year payback of tax savings under ORS
285C.240(6)
does not apply
(2) Such
disqualification pertains when the exempt property no longer satisfies a
relevant criterion under ORS
285C.175,
285C.180,
285C.185 or
285C.190, including but not
limited to property during an exemption year that is:
(a) Removed from the enterprise
zone;
(b) Sold, exchanged or leased
to another business firm, except as described in OAR
123-674-4800;
(c) Used ineligibly or by an ineligible
business firm in violation of OAR
123-674-5100; or
(d) Not actually in use or occupancy
(notwithstanding its being in service) for at least 180 consecutive days
concluding in the preceding exemption year.
(3) In order for the qualified business firm
to avoid the 20-percent penalty on the back taxes associated with such
property-specific disqualification, notice under ORS
285C.240(1)(a), (e) or
(f) is due by July 1 after the year in which
failure occurred. The owner of leased, exempt property may give such notice,
and the firm may do so through a timely exemption claim as described in OAR
123-674-6200.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 285A.075 & 285C.060(1)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 285C.175, 285C.220, 285C.225, 285C.230, 285C.235 & 285C.240
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