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 Oregon Child Care Contribution Contribution to the Child Care 50% of contribution (capped Or. Rev. Stat. § 315.213. Tax Credit Contribution Tax credit statewide at $500,000) program, used to financially support improvements for child care businesses. Oregon Credit for payments Credit is available to Employers 50% of disbursements from the Or. Rev. Stat. § 315.237. made to qualified that fund scholarship programs employer's scholarship program scholarship programs for employees and dependents (capped at $50,000 per employee, Rhode Island Credit for Contributions Rhode Island provides a credit Tax credits are worth 75 percent of R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-‐62-‐1 to Scholarship for donations to Scholarship the contribution, or 90 percent if Organizations Granting Organizations (SGOs), donated for two consecutive years nonprofits that provide private and the second year’s donation is school scholarships. worth at least 80 percent of the first
ool scholarships. worth at least 80 percent of the first year’s donation. Each donor can receive only $100,000 in tax credits each year, and cannot use surplus donations in one year to generate tax credits in future years. South Carolina Credit for qualified Qualified contribution by 100% of a qualified contribution, S.C. Code Ann. § 12-‐6-‐ contribution to Industry taxpayer (individual or limited to $2 million annually per 3585 Partnership Fund. corporate) to the Industry taxpayer ($6 million state-‐wide). Partnership Fund at the South Carolina Research Authority (SCRA) or an SCRA-‐designated affiliate. South Carolina Credit for qualified Qualified contribution by 25% of a qualified contribution. S.C. Code Ann. § 12-‐6-‐ contribution to South taxpayer (individual or 3630 Carolina Hydrogen corporate) to the South Carolina Infrastructure Hydrogen Infrastructure
Carolina Hydrogen corporate) to the South Carolina Infrastructure Hydrogen Infrastructure Development Fund [for Development Fund. taxable years beginning after 2007 and before 2012] South Carolina Qualified Conservation Donations of land or qualified 25% of the total amount of the S.C. Code Ann. § 12-‐6-‐ Contribution Credit property interests (conservation federal deduction claimed; capped 3515 easement) for purposes of at $250/acre and $52,500 per conservation taxpayer per year (when combined with all other tax credits). South Carolina Educational Credit for Individuals and businesses are Taxpayers can claim a credit up to Proviso 109.11, State Exceptional Needs awarded a tax credit for 60 percent of their total tax liability Fiscal Year 2017-‐2018 Children contributions to nonprofit for a given year; annual statewide Appropriations Act, 2017 scholarship funding cap of $11 million. S.C. Acts 97. organizations dedicated to providing scholarships to children with exceptional needs Utah Credit for ABLE account Contributions by individuals, 5% of contributions
exceptional needs Utah Credit for ABLE account Contributions by individuals, 5% of contributions Utah Code Ann. § 59-‐10-‐ contributions [effective estates and trusts to accounts 1035 for tax years starting on set up under the Achieving a or after January 1, 2016] Better Life Experience (ABLE) Savings Account program, which allows states to establish tax-‐ advantaged savings accounts for certain individuals with disabilities for their disability-‐ related expenses.
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