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 Montana Credit for Contributions Taxpayers are entitled to a A taxpayer is allowed a tax credit Mont. Code Ann. §15-‐30-‐ to Qualified Endowments credit for contributions to a against income taxes in an amount 2328 qualified endowment through a equal to 40% of the present value of planned giving program. The the aggregate amount of the credit expires December 31, charitable gift portion of a planned 2019. gift made by the individual taxpayer during the year to any qualified endowment. The maximum credit that may be claimed by a taxpayer for contributions made from all sources in a year is $10,000. Montana Credit for Providing Under the “credit for unlocking The amount of the credit is $750 Mont. Code Ann. §15-‐30-‐ Access to State Lands state lands program,” Montana ($500 prior to January 1, 2016) for 2380 allows a credit to taxpayers who each qualified access to state land provide “qualified access
allows a credit to taxpayers who each qualified access to state land provide “qualified access to that is provided. The maximum state land," meaning an access credit that a taxpayer may claim in a or corridor established through year under this provision is $3,000 a taxpayer's property to a parcel ($2,000 prior to January 1, 2016). of public land for recreational use and certified by the Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Montana Innovative Educational Donations to educational 100%; capped at $150 annually per Mont. Code Ann. § 15-‐30-‐ Program Credit improvement accounts, which taxpayer ($3 million statewide) 3110 provide supplemental funding to public schools for "innovative educational programs and technology deficiencies" Montana Tax Credit Scholarship Donations to school scholarship 100%; capped at $150 annually per Mont. Code Ann. § 15-‐30-‐ Program organizations that fund private taxpayer ($3 million statewide cap in 3111 school K-‐12 scholarship 2016, subject to change in later years) Nebraska Community Development Under
2016, subject to change in later years) Nebraska Community Development Under the Community The maximum credit is 40% of the Neb. Rev. Stat. §13-‐203 Assistance Act Credit Development Assistance Act amount it contributed to an (CDDA), a credit is available approved program during its tax against the corporate income year. Credits are not allowed for tax, personal income tax, activities which are a normal part of financial institutions franchise a taxpayer's business tax and insurance tax for contributions to a community betterment program in community development areas, which are areas that the Department of Economic Development has certified as an area of chronic economic distress. These programs are administered by nonprofit community service organizations, business development organizations, or local government units. Eligible programs involve such activities as job training, crime prevention, medical
programs involve such activities as job training, crime prevention, medical services and recreational activities
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