54:10A-5.10. Changes affecting tax credit
7. a. If during any tax year, property with respect to which a tax credit has been allowed under this act:
(1) is disposed of prior to the end of its recovery period, as determined under section 5 of this act; or
(2) ceases to be used in a new or expanded business facility of the taxpayer in this State prior to the end of its recovery period, as determined under section 5 of this act, then the unused portion of the credit allowed for such property shall be forfeited for the tax year and all ensuing years. Additionally, except when the property is damaged or destroyed by fire, flood, storm or other casualty, or is stolen, the taxpayer shall redetermine the amount of credit allowed in all earlier years by reducing the applicable percentage of cost of such property allowed under section 5 of this act, to correspond with the percentage of cost allowable for the period of time that the property was actually used in this State in the new or expanded business facility of the taxpayer. The taxpayer shall then file a reconciliation statement with its annual corporation business tax return for the year in which the forfeiture occurs and pay any additional tax owed due to reduction of the amount of credit allowable for such earlier years, together with any penalty and interest for failure to pay any such tax as provided in the State Tax Uniform Procedure Law, R.S.54:48-1 et seq.
b. If during any tax year the taxpayer ceases operation of a new or expanded business facility in this State for which a credit was allowed under this act, before expiration of the recovery period of the property with respect to which a tax credit has been allowed under this act, then the unused portion of the allowed credit shall be forfeited for the tax year and all ensuing years. Additionally, except when the cessation is due to fire, flood, storm or other casualty, the taxpayer shall redetermine the amount of credit allowed in earlier years by reducing the applicable percentage of cost of such property allowed under section 5 of this act, to correspond with the percentage of cost allowable for the period of time that the property was actually used in this State in a new or expanded business facility of the taxpayer that is subject to tax under P.L.1945, c.162. The taxpayer shall then file a reconciliation statement with its annual corporation business tax return for the year in which the forfeiture occurs, and pay any additional taxes owed due to reduction of the amount of credit allowable for such earlier years, together with any penalty and interest for failure to pay any such tax as provided in the State Tax Uniform Procedure Law, R.S.54:48-1 et seq.
c. If during any tax year subsequent to the tax year in which the new jobs factor is redetermined as provided in section 6 of this act, the average number of employees of the taxpayer, for the then current tax year, employed in positions created because of and directly attributable to the qualified investment falls below the minimum number of new jobs created upon which the taxpayer's annual credit allowance is based, the taxpayer shall calculate what the taxpayer's annual credit allowance would have been had the taxpayer's new jobs factor been determined based upon the average number of employees, for the then current tax year, employed in positions created because of and directly attributable to the qualified investment. The difference between the result of this calculation and the taxpayer's annual credit allowance for the qualified investment as determined under section 3 of this act, shall be forfeited for the then current tax year, and for each succeeding tax year unless for a succeeding tax year the taxpayer's average employment in positions directly attributable to the qualified investment once again meets the level required to enable the taxpayer to utilize its full annual credit allowance for that tax year.
L.1993,c.170,s.7.
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