New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 3 - TAXATION
Chapter 3 - PERSONAL INCOME TAXES
Part 29 - SUSTAINABLE BUILDING TAX CREDIT FOR RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
Section 3.3.29.10 - APPLICATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE BUILDING TAX CREDIT

Universal Citation: 3 NM Admin Code 3.3.29.10

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024

A. In order to obtain the sustainable building tax credit, a taxpayer shall apply for a certificate of eligibility with the division on a division-developed form. An applicant may obtain an application form from the division.

B. An application package shall include a completed application form and attachments as specified on the application form. The applicant shall submit the application form and required attachments at the same time. An applicant shall submit one application form for each sustainable residential building. The applicant shall submit all material in the application package on 81/2 inch by 11 inch paper. If the applicant fails to submit the application form and required attachments at the same time or on 81/2 inch by 11 inch paper the division may consider the application incomplete.

C. The completed application form shall consist of the following information:

(1) the applicant's name, mailing address, telephone number and taxpayer identification number;

(2) the name of the applicant's authorized representative;

(3) the ending date of the applicant's taxable year;

(4) the address of the sustainable residential building, including the property's legal description;

(5) whether the applicant was the building owner at time of certification or a subsequent purchaser;

(6) the qualified occupied square footage of the sustainable residential building;

(7) the rating system under which the sustainable residential building was certified;

(8) the certification level achieved, if applicable;

(9) the HERS index;

(10) the date of rating system certification;

(11) a statement signed and dated by the applicant, which may be a form of electronic signature if approved by the department, agreeing that:
(a) all information provided in the application package is true and correct to the best of the applicant's knowledge under penalty of perjury;

(b) applicant has read the requirements contained in 3.3.29 NMAC;

(c) if an onsite solar system is used to meet the requirements of either the rating system certification level applied for in the sustainable building tax credit or the energy reduction requirement achieved, the applicant has not applied for and will not apply for a solar market development tax credit;

(d) applicant understands that there are annual caps for the sustainable building tax credit;

(e) applicant understands that the division must verify the documentation submitted in the application package before the department issues a certificate of eligibility for a sustainable building tax credit; and

(f) applicant understands that the department issues a certificate of eligibility for the taxable year in which the sustainable residential building was certified or, if the sustainable building tax credit's annual cap has been reached, for the next taxable year in which funds are available; and

(12) a project number the division assigns to the tax credit application.

D. In addition to the application form, the application package shall consist of the following information provided as attachments:

(1) a copy of a deed, property tax bill or ground lease in the applicant's name as of or after the date of certification for the address or legal description of the sustainable residential building;

(2) a copy of the rating system certification form;

(3) a copy of the final certification review checklist that shows the points achieved, if applicable;

(4) a copy of a HERS certificate, from a RESNET (or a rating network that has the same standards as RESNET) accredited HERS provider, using software the internal revenue service lists as eligible for certification of the federal tax credit, showing the building has achieved a HERS index of sixty or lower; and

(5) other information the department needs to review the building project for the sustainable building tax credit.

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