Supporting Documentation · Jan 23, 2018
57-18 Exhibit - Urging State of New Jersey to Implement Charitable Trust in Lieu of Local Taxes Plan.pdf
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Show all pagesState Title of Credit Description Amount of Credit Statute Colorado Credit for contributions Monetary or in-‐kind 25% of the total value of the Colo. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 39-‐ to enterprise zone contribution to implement the contribution as certified by the zone 30-‐103.5 administrators economic development plan for administrator up to $100,000 or the an enterprise zone to the total income tax due, whichever is designated enterprise zone less; in-‐kind contributions cannot administrator or to a program or exceed 50% of the total credit organization certified to receive claimed, i.e. the credit for in-‐kind contributions by the zone contributions is no more than 12.5% administrator; no certification is of the value of the contribution up required if the contribution is to a maximum credit of $50,000; less than $250 excess credits can be carried forward for up to five years Colorado Gross conservation Donations of all or part of the 75% of the first $100,000 of the fair Colo. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 39-‐ easement
Donations of all or part of the 75% of the first $100,000 of the fair Colo. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 39-‐ easement credit value of a perpetual market value of the donated portion 22-‐522 conservation easment in gross of the conservation easment in on property they own to a gross when created and 50% of all governmental entity or amounts of the donation over charitable organization created $100,000, up to a credit cap of $1.5 at least two years before receipt million per donation; if a charitable of the conservation easment; deduction is claimed for federal the donation must be of a income tax purposes, the amound perpetual conservation easment deducted from federal taxable in gross on real property located income must be added back to in Colorado and must qualify as federal taxable income to determine a qualified conservation Colorado taxable income contribution Colorado Water resource Subject to available funding, the The amount of credit is determined Colo. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 39-‐ conservation and Colorado Water Conservation by the Colorado Water
credit is determined Colo. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 39-‐ conservation and Colorado Water Conservation by the Colorado Water Conservation 22-‐533 development (Not Board can approve an instream board and may not exceed one-‐half available as of Jan. 1, flow incentive tax credit of the value of the water right 2015; statute is repealed water rights for income tax proposed to be donated; the Board effective Dec. 31, 2024) years begining Jan. 1, 2009 and cannot issue a credit certificate if ending before Jan. 1, 2015; the the aggregate sum of credits credit is only for permanent approved and not yet eligible to be transfers of water rights on a taken exceeds $2 million; excess finding that the proposed credit cannot be carried forward donation will preserve the environment; the credit is not avaiable for a water right that is for irrigation on land for which a conservation easement tax credit is claimed unless the water rights is specifically excluded from the terms of that easement Colorado Repealed July 1, 2010 -‐-‐ Before the
excluded from the terms of that easement Colorado Repealed July 1, 2010 -‐-‐ Before the repeal -‐-‐ Monetary 25% of the total monetary Colo. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 39-‐ High technology contributions to the Colorado contributions up to 15% of the 22-‐523 scholarship program High Technology Scholarship income taxes due for the year the Program; dontations o f stocks credit was claimed; excess credit and bonds did not qualify could not be carried forward
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