Or. Admin. Code § 340-017-0035 - Amount of Tax Credits Available
(1) For purposes of monitoring the
Department's tax credit limit, the Department will consider the sum of the
preliminary certifications issued in each calendar year. When preliminary
certification is waived under OAR 340-001-0020, the year of final certification
will be used:
(a) A preliminary certificate
which is granted and then canceled within the same calendar year shall not be
counted as part of the $1.5 million annual certification limit after it has
been canceled;
(b) When a final
certification is granted during the same year as a preliminary certification
the lessor value of the two shall be used.
(2) Not more than $1.5 million in investment
costs will be issued preliminary certification in any calendar year. In each
calendar year, a minimum of $500,000 of the $1.5 million will be reserved for
investments costing $100,000 or less.
(3) The maximum cost certified for each
investment shall not exceed $500,000 except as permitted by section (5) of this
rule.
(4) If the applications
exceed the $1,500,000 limit, the Commission shall prioritize investments, based
on the date of preliminary certification. Those applications received and
determined by the Department to be complete first will receive first priority
for certification. The total amount for which the investment is eligible shall
be certified so long as there are adequate funds to do so.
(5) If the applications certified in any
calendar year do not total $1,000,000, the Commission may increase the
certified costs above the $500,000 maximum for previously certified
investments. The increases shall be allocated based upon the method of
prioritization used in section (4) of this rule. The increased allocation to
previously certified investments under this section shall not include any of
the $500,000 reserved under section (2) of this rule.
(6) When considering the percentage of costs
properly allocable to the investment costs incurred to allow a person to
collect, transport or process reclaimed plastic or to manufacture a reclaimed
plastic product, the following steps will be used:
(a) Determine the claimed investment
costs;
(b) Determine the salvage
value, if any, of the equipment which is being taken out of service;
(c) Determine the net investment
cost;
(d) Determine the estimated
percentage of time the equipment, machinery, or personal property will be
utilized to collect, transport or process reclaimed plastic or manufacture a
reclaimed plastic product, based on projections for the first year of
operation;
(e) Determine the total
allocable cost multiplying the net investment cost by the percentage of time
the equipment, machinery or personal property will be utilized to collect,
transport or process reclaimed plastic or manufacture a reclaimed plastic
product.
Notes
Stat. Auth.:ORS 468.150
Stats. Implemented:ORS 468.150 -ORS 468.190
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