Utah Admin. Code R362-4-8 - Tax Credit Period and Reporting Requirements
(1) The first reporting period shall begin on
the commencement date of the tax credit period, which will be determined by the
Office, and shall continue through the end of that taxable year. The remaining
tax credit and reporting periods shall each span consecutive taxable years. The
final tax credit and reporting period will start on the beginning of the
taxable year and end on the tax credit termination date as determined when any
time period described in Subsection
63M-4-603(4) has
occurred.
(2) Within 300 days of
the end of each reporting period, the infrastructure cost-burdened entity shall
provide the Office an annual report and a report prepared and submitted by a
CPA. Reasonable extensions to the 300 day reporting requirement may be granted
by the Office.
(a) The annual report shall
include the amount of infrastructure-related revenue that has been generated by
the infrastructure cost-burdened entity during the taxable year for which the
tax credit will be claimed, the total amount of tax credit that the
infrastructure cost burdened entity has received, and the projected economic
life of the high cost infrastructure project.
(b) The report prepared and submitted by a
CPA shall be prepared in accordance with an agreed-upon procedure established
by the Office for the Act. The report shall verify total construction costs, or
changes to construction costs previously reported to the office, verify the
amount of infrastructure-related revenue that has been generated by the entity
during the taxable year for which the tax credit will be claimed, and verify
the total amount of tax credits that the infrastructure cost burdened entity
has received.
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