Utah Admin. Code R362-4-5 - Calculation of Tax Credit
(1) An eligible
applicant that has a qualifying high cost infrastructure project shall be
granted a tax credit, on an annual basis, equal to 30% of the applicant's
infrastructure-related revenues reported to the Utah State Tax Commission for
the same tax year for which the tax credit is being claimed. An eligible
applicant may continue to receive tax credits for infrastructure-related
revenues on an annual basis until it has received tax credits totaling 50% of
the cost of the infrastructure construction associated with the high cost
infrastructure project, unless or until any other time period described in
Subsection
63M-4-603(4) has
occurred.
(2) An eligible applicant
that has completed a fuel standard compliance project shall be granted a tax
credit, on an annual basis, not to exceed 30% of applicant's
infrastructure-related revenues reported to the Utah State Tax Commission for
the same tax year for which the tax credit is being claimed. The exact
percentage of the tax credit will be determined by the Board based on criteria
described in Section 63M-4-603. An eligible applicant that has completed a fuel
standard compliance project may continue to receive tax credits for
infrastructure-related revenues on an annual basis until it has received tax
credits totaling 30% of the cost of the infrastructure construction associated
with the high cost infrastructure project, unless or until any other time
period described in Subsection
63M-4-603(4) has
occurred.
(3) An independent
certified public accountant, paid for by the infrastructure cost-burdened
entity, shall certify applicant's infrastructure-related revenues reported to
the Utah State Tax Commission for the same tax year for which the tax credit is
being claimed.
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