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The Tax Benefit Period for taxpayers first certified on or after April 1, 2005 is the same as that of a CRPT: ten years.The amount of the TRC is a function of employment increases.
Other than the new Tax Benefit Period and the new Employment Test, the TRC formula remains unchanged for taxpayers first certified on orafter April 1, 2005, such that the TRC is equal to the product of (i) the Tax Benefit Period Factor;(ii) the Employment Increase Factor; (iii) the Zone Allocation Factor; and (iv) the Tax Factor.
The Tax Benefit Period consists of the first ten (10) taxable years starting with the first taxable year in which the business is certified.For the CRPT and Tax Reduction Credit (“TRC”), the Base Period for those entities first certified on or after April 1, 2005 is now limited to the four taxable years (or such smaller set of years) prior to the first taxable year in which the business is certified.
The balance, often a significant proportion, is met through voluntary contributions.
For tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2005, a business which is identical in ownership and operation to an existing taxpayer will qualify as a new business if the two businesses are operating in different counties in the State, however, the new business will use the remaining Tax Benefit Period of the existing QEZE to which it is identical.22 22 April 2005 statutory changes with respect to the Employment Test also affect taxpayers that were first certified prior to August 1, 2002.
Prior to April 1, 2005, the Tax Benefit Period of the CRPT consisted of fourteen consecutive tax years, beginning with the first tax year during which the taxpayer is certified.
For the avoidance of doubt, in the event that a deduction, credit, loss or other Tax attribute, or any portion thereof, arising as a result of such payment results in a Tax Benefit Amount in a taxable period or portion thereof prior to or later than the taxable period during which such payment is considered to have been made for applicable Tax purposes, then this Article 5.03 shall continue to apply for all taxable periods included in the applicable Tax Benefit Period.
The Tax Benefit Period for taxpayers first certified on or after April 1, 2005, is the same as that of a CRPT: ten years.
The CRPT was available at up to 100% of eligible real property taxes for the first ten years of the Tax Benefit Period, then phased out in 20% increments over years eleven through fourteen (i.e., the CRPT is limited to 80% of Eligible Real Property Taxes in year eleven, 60% in year twelve, etc.).
Any certified business entity located outside of the Empire Zone’s distinct and separate contiguous areas will be grandfathered in under the tax laws that were in effect when the entity was first certified until expiration of the Tax Benefit Period.