Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 110-35-1-.08 - Recaptured Credits
(1) The Department may recapture, from an
allocatee, the credit allowed under O.C.G.A. §
33-1-25if:
(a) The rural fund does not invest 100
percent of its capital investment authority in qualified investments in the
state of Georgia within two years of the closing date, with at least 10 percent
of its capital investment authority initially invested in eligible businesses
engaged in agribusiness as defined by the Department and at least 10 percent of
such investment in agribusiness shall be equity investments;
(b) The rural fund, after satisfying the
agribusiness and equity investment requirements above, fails to maintain
qualified investments equal to 100 percent of its capital investment authority
until the fifth anniversary of the credit allowance date. Qualified investments
are considered maintained if the qualified investment was sold or repaid if the
rural fund reinvests an amount equal to the capital returned or recovered by
the rural fund from the original investment, exclusive of any profits realized,
in other qualified investments in the state of Georgia within 12 months of the
receipt of such capital. Amounts received periodically by a rural fund shall be
treated as continually invested in qualified investments if the amounts are
reinvested in one or more qualified investments by the end of the following
calendar year. A rural fund is not required to reinvest capital returned from
qualified investments after the fourth anniversary of the credit allowance
date, and such qualified investments shall be considered held continuously by
the rural fund through the fifth anniversary of the credit allowance
date;
(c) Should the rural fund
fail to meet the conditions of sections (a) and (b) until the fifth anniversary
of the credit allowance date, the Department shall recapture credits based upon
the following schedule:
(i) If the rural fund
fails to invest, or fails to maintain said qualified investments at a
percentage of at least 90 percent, all credits will be subject to
recapture.
(ii) If the rural fund
fails to invest, or fails to maintain said qualified investments at a
percentage above 90 percent, but below 100 percent, the percentage subject to
recapture will be equal to the amount by which the rural fund failed to achieve
100 percent investment.
(d) The rural fund, before exiting the
program in accordance with Section
110-35-1-.11, makes a distribution
or payment that results in the rural fund having less than 100 percent of its
capital investment authority invested in qualified investments in this state or
available for investment in qualified investments and held in cash and other
marketable securities; or
(e) The
rural fund makes an investment in a business that directly or indirectly owns
or has the right to acquire an ownership interest in a rural fund or member or
affiliate of a rural fund, including, but not limited to, a holder of a capital
investment issued by the rural fund; or loan to or invest in a rural fund or
member or affiliate of a rural fund, including, but not limited to, a holder of
a capital investment issued by a rural fund, where the proceeds of such loan or
investment are directly or indirectly used to fund or refinance the purchase of
a capital investment under O.C.G.A. §
33-1-25.
(2) Enforcement of the recapture provisions
of subsections (a), (b), (c), and (d) of Section 1 herein shall be subject to a
six-month cure period. No recapture shall occur until the rural fund has
received notice of noncompliance and has been afforded six months from the date
of receipt of such notice to cure the noncompliance.
(a) In the event that losses occur due to an
eligible business' inability to meet their investment obligation, the rural
fund shall satisfy the 100% investment requirements by reinvesting any capital
that is recovered, exclusive of any profits realized. Investment amounts not
recovered will not have to be reinvested to satisfy the 100% investment
requirements.
Notes
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