Or. Admin. Code § 340-017-0025 - Procedures For Final Tax Credit Certification
(1) Filing of Application:
(a) A written application for final tax
credit certification shall be submitted to the Department on a form provided by
the Department;
(b) Within 30 days
of receipt of an application, the Department shall request any additional
information that applicant needs to submit in order for the application to be
considered complete. The Department may also require any other information
necessary to determine whether the investment is in accordance with Department
statutes, rules and standards;
(c)
An application shall not be considered filed until all requested information is
submitted by the applicant, and the Department notifies the applicant in
writing that the application is complete and ready for processing;
(d) The application must be submitted between
January 1, 1986 and December 31, 2001. Failure to file a timely application
shall make the investment ineligible for tax credit certification;
(e) The application must be filed complete
prior to December 31, 2001;
(f) An
application may be withdrawn and resubmitted by applicant at any time between
January 1, 1986 and December 31, 2001 without paying an additional processing
fee, unless the amount of the investment has increased. An additional
processing fee shall be calculated by subtracting the cost of the investment on
the original application from the cost of the investment on the resubmitted
application and multiplying the remainder by one percent;
(g) If the Department determines the
application is incomplete for processing and applicant fails to submit
requested information within 180 days of the date when the Department requested
the information, the application will be rejected by the Department. If the
applicant makes a written request for additional time to submit requested
information, the Department may grant additional time so long as applicant is
required to submit requested information by December 31, 2001.
(2) Commission Action:
(a) Notice of the Department's recommended
action on the application shall be mailed to the applicant at least seven days
before the Commission meeting where the application will be considered unless
the applicant waives the notice requirement in writing;
(b) The Commission shall act on an
application for certification before the 120th day after the filing of a
complete application. Failure of the Commission to act constitutes approval of
the application;
(c) The Commission
may consider and act upon an application at any of its regular or special
meetings. The matter shall be conducted as an informal public informational
hearing, not a contested case hearing, unless ordered otherwise by the
Commission.
(d) Certification:
(A) If the Commission determines that the
investment is eligible, it shall certify the actual cost of the facility and
the portion of the actual cost properly allocable to the investment made for
the purpose of collecting, transporting or processing reclaimed plastic or
manufacturing a reclaimed plastic product. Each certificate shall bear a
separate serial number for each such facility;
(B) No determination of the proportion of the
investment to be certified shall be made until receipt of the
application;
(C) A certificate is
effective for purposes of tax relief in accordance withORS
315.324 if investment was made
on or after January 1, 1986 and before December 31, 2001;
(D) Certification under toORS
468.461 shall be granted for a
period of five consecutive years. The five-year period shall begin with the tax
year of the person in which the facility is certified under this
section.
(e) Rejection:
If the Commission rejects an application for certification, or certifies a
lesser actual cost of the investment or a lesser portion of the actual cost
properly allocable to the collection, transportation or processing of reclaimed
plastic or to the manufacture of a reclaimed plastic product than was claimed
in the application for certification, the Commission shall cause written notice
of its action, and a concise statement of the findings and reasons therefore,
to be sent by registered or certified mail to the applicant.
(3) Appeal: If the application is
rejected for any reason, or if the applicant is dissatisfied with the
certification of actual cost or portion of the actual cost allocated to the
collection, transportation or processing of reclaimed plastic or to the
manufacture of a reclaimed plastic product, the applicant may appeal as
provided inORS 468.110. The rejection of the
certification is final and conclusive on all parties unless the applicant
appeals as provided inORS
468.110 before the 30th day
after notice was mailed by the Commission.
Notes
Stat. Auth.:ORS 468.150
Stats. Implemented:ORS 468.150 -ORS 468.190
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