760 CMR, § 66.07 - Housing Development Tax Credits (HDTC)
In addition to the standards and requirements set out in M.G.L. c. 40V, § 5, c. 62, § 6(q) and c. 63, § 38BB, HDTC shall be awarded and administered as follows.
(1)
Eligible Projects. Only projects that have received a
Conditional Certification pursuant to
760 CMR
66.05(2) and are located in a HD
Zone for which the Department's approval of the applicable HD Agreement has not been
suspended or revoked are eligible for an award of HDTC.
(2)
Prerequisites to Claiming
Credit.
(a)
Project
Requirement. HDTC may not be claimed by any taxpayer until the
Department has issued a Final Certification for the HD Project.
(b)
Taxpayer
Requirements. In order to claim the credit, a taxpayer must provide to
the Commissioner the following:
1. Eligibility
Statement as provided in 760 CMR 66.07(3);
2. Allotment Certification, if applicable, as
provided in 760 CMR 66.07(4);
3.
Transfer Statement, if applicable, in accordance with the requirements of the
Commissioner; and
4. Massachusetts Carry
Forward Agreement, if applicable, in accordance with the requirements of the
Commissioner.
(3)
Eligibility Statement. The Department shall adopt a form to
be issued by the Department that evidences a HD Project's eligibility for HDTC. Each
taxpayer claiming any HDTC shall file a copy of the Eligibility Statement with each
Massachusetts tax return on which any HDTC is claimed.
(4)
Allotment of Credit among
Partners, Etc
. Whenever a HD Project with respect to
which HDTC has been awarded is owned by an unincorporated flow-through entity, such
as a partnership, limited liability company or joint venture, or is owned through a
joint tenancy or similar ownership arrangement, the owners of such project shall
certify to the Commissioner the amount of HDTC allotted to each member, partner or
owner on a form designated by the Commissioner.
(5)
Application Process and
Administrative Fees. The HDTC application process and administrative
procedures and fees shall be established from time to time by the Department in the
HDIP Guidelines.
Notes
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