Plain English Breakdown
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New Rules for Machinery Tax Credits
This bill replaces the current tax credit with one equal to fifty percent of money spent by corporations on machinery installed in a state facility, provided it is used there for at least five years.
What This Bill Does
- Replaces the current tax credit with one equal to fifty percent of the amount spent by a corporation on new machinery and equipment.
- Requires that the machinery or equipment be acquired for and installed in a facility located within this state.
- Mandates that corporations must use the machinery in that same facility for at least five years after installation.
- Orders corporations to pay back the full tax credit amount if they stop using the machinery before the five-year period ends.
Who It Names or Affects
- Corporations of any size, regardless of how many employees they have.
- Businesses that buy and install machinery or equipment in facilities within this state.
Terms To Know
- Tax Credit
- An amount a business can subtract from the taxes it owes to the government.
- Recapture Provision
- A rule that requires getting money back if certain conditions are not met for a set time.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill text does not state the exact date this law will start.
- The source material does not explain how much tax credit was available under the old rules before this change.