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OH HB220

Bill

Status

Introduced

5/5/2011

Primary Sponsor

John Adams

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Origin

House of Representatives

129th General Assembly (2011-2012)

AI Summary

HB 220 Summary

  • Amends Ohio tax law to allow EB-5 foreign entrepreneur investors a refundable tax credit against commercial activity tax for capital losses recognized from eligible projects in Ohio.

  • Establishes "Ohio Foreign Investment Authority, LLC" to certify eligible EB-5 projects; projects must have U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services approval of investors' I-526 petitions and demonstrate job creation requirements under federal immigration law.

  • Tax credit equals the total capital loss recognized by EB-5 investors before any combination with other gains or losses, allocated among investors proportionate to their individual recognized losses.

  • Credit can only be claimed after EB-5 investors receive approval of their I-829 petitions (removal of conditional permanent resident status) and is limited to a $200 million aggregate cap on outstanding certificates.

  • Modifies tax code definitions and adds the EB-5 credit to the priority order for claiming refundable commercial activity tax credits, placing it after jobs creation credits but before other credits.

Legislative Description

To allow a refundable commercial activity tax credit for investment losses recognized by foreign entrepreneur investors who invest in certain projects in Ohio.

Commercial activity tax credit-foreign entrepreneur investors

Last Action

To Economic & Small Business Development

5/5/2011

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