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AR HB1832
Bill
Status
4/22/2013
Primary Sponsor
Darrin Williams
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AI Summary
HB1832 - The New Markets Jobs Act of 2013
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Creates a state tax credit program against premium tax liability for qualified equity investments in community development entities that invest in low-income Arkansas businesses
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Establishes a certification process through the Arkansas Economic Development Commission with a $166 million cap on total qualified equity investments; applicants must pay a $5,000 nonrefundable fee plus 0.5% performance fee
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Tax credits are calculated using applicable percentages (0% for first two credit allowance dates, 12% for third-fifth dates, 11% for sixth-seventh dates) multiplied by the investment purchase price, with credits non-refundable but transferable to partners, members, or shareholders
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Requires community development entities to invest at least 85% of qualified equity investment proceeds into qualified low-income community businesses in Arkansas within one year and maintain compliance through seven-year holding period, with recapture provisions for federal recapture or early redemption
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Establishes the New Markets Performance Guarantee Fund to hold performance fees and creates reporting requirements including revenue impact assessments for proposed investments and annual compliance reports by community development entities
Legislative Description
The New Markets Jobs Act Of 2013.
Last Action
Notification that HB1832 is now Act 1474
4/22/2013