Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Governor
Title R357 - Economic Opportunity
Rule R357-7 - Utah Capital Investment Board
Section R357-7-5 - Procedure for the Issuance, Certification and Redemption of Tax Credits for Equity-based Refinancing Transactions

Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 357-7-5

Current through Bulletin 2024-06, March 15, 2024

This R357-7-5 applies to the Equity-based Refinancing of existing loans to Utah Fund of Funds that were entered into prior to July 1, 2014 even if the refinancing occurs after July 1, 2015.

(1) No later than 20 Business Days prior to each Closing of an Equity-based Refinancing, the Corporation shall provide the following information to the Board:

(a) A summary of the terms of the limited partnership agreement or the operating agreement of the issuing Utah Fund of Funds and other contractual agreements to be entered into by the Utah Fund of Funds or the Corporation in connection with the Equity-based Refinancing; and

(b) The anticipated Closing date.

(2) No later than two Business Days prior to each Closing of an Equity-based Refinancing, the Corporation shall provide the following information to the Board for each Person expected to become a Designated Investor at Closing:

(a) Name of the Designated Investor;

(b) Evidence that the Designated Investor is an Accredited Investor;

(c) The Designated Investor's address and taxpayer identification number;

(d) The aggregate amount of the capital commitment expected to be made at such Closing by such Designated Investor;

(e) The maximum amount of contingent tax credits to be certified for each Certificate to be issued at Closing;

(f) The Maturity Date or Maturity Dates for each Certificate to be issued at Closing; and

(g) All of the requested contingencies to be applicable to the contingent tax credits to which such Certificate relates.

(3) Upon receipt of the information identified in sections 1 and 2 of this R357-7-5, the Board shall issue a Certificate for contingent tax credits in accordance with U.C.A. Section 63N-6-406, to each Designated Investor identified at Closing with respect to such Designated Investor's Private Investment to be made at Closing. The following provisions shall apply to such Certificates:

(a) Certificates may only be issued by the Board;

(b) Certificates shall be based on the Capital Invested in the applicable Utah Fund of Funds.

(c) The maximum amount of contingent tax credits represented by each Certificate shall be calculated in accordance with the limitations set forth in U.C.A. Section 63N-6-406(2)(a);

(d) The maximum amount of outstanding Certificates that can be redeemed in a Fiscal Year will be calculated on a proportional basis in the proportions set forth in U.C.A. Section 63N-6-406(2)(c).

(e) The maximum amount of tax credits to be certified for a Designated Investor may not exceed any Shortfall attributable to such Designated Investor's Private Investment, determined as of the applicable Maturity Date.

(4) Each Certificate issued to a Designated Investor in connection with an Equity-based Refinancing shall contain, or incorporate by reference to another document, each of the following:

(a) The name, address and taxpayer identification number of the Designated Investor to which such Certificate relates;

(b) The amount of the Designated Investor's maximum investment commitment;

(c) All contingencies applicable to the tax credits to which such Certificate relates;

(d) The date of issuance of such Certificate;

(e) The Maturity Date or Maturity Dates of such Certificate;

(f) The maximum amount of the contingent tax credits represented by such Certificate;

(g) The process for presenting the Certificate for Certification and Redemption; and

(h) Such other provisions the Board determines to include that are consistent with the Act and these rules.

(5) Certification of Contingent Tax Credits:

(a) To redeem a Certificate for tax credits, a Designated Investor shall present the Board with its Certificate for Certification no later than June 30 of the Calendar Year in which the earliest Maturity Date stated on the Certificate occurs.

(b) Prior to Certification, the Board will determine the amount of funds available in the Redemption Reserve.
(i) If funds are available in the Redemption Reserve, the Board shall direct the Corporation to make a cash payment with respect to such Certificate in accordance with U.C.A. Section 63N-6-408 to the extent funds are available therefor and tax credits are eligible for certification under such Certificate, such payment to be allocated among Designated Investors in proportion to the outstanding balances of all Certificates, Certificates of Eligibility and Tax Credit Balance Certificates timely presented to the Board pending Certification.

(ii) Any such payments referenced in paragraph (i) shall reduce, dollar for dollar, the amount of tax credits that may be certified by the Board with respect to such Certificates.

(c) Prior to Certification, the Board, at its election, may make a demand upon a Designated Purchaser to purchase the tax credits represented by the Certificate in accordance with U.C.A. Section 63N-6-409.

(d) The Corporation shall provide all information and documents reasonably available to it that the Board requests and determines are necessary for the Board to be able to certify the amount of tax credits to be claimed by the Designated Investor. Such information and documents include but are not limited to the following:
(i) Contractual agreements to which any of the Corporation, the Designated Investor or any applicable Utah Fund of Funds is a party that were entered into in connection with the Equity-based Refinancing.

(ii) All documents and financial information necessary to calculate the actual amounts paid by the Utah Fund of Funds to the Designated Investor with respect to its Private Investment in the Utah Fund of Funds.

(iii) Any other documents the Board deems necessary to assess compliance with this chapter or to verify the amount of certifiable tax credits related to a Certificate.

(e) No later than the date that is the later of (i) September 1 of the Calendar Year in which the earliest Maturity Date stated on the Certificate occurs or (ii) the date that is 20 Business Days after receipt of all information and documents pursuant to section 5(d) of this R357-7-5 the Board shall establish and certify to the Designated Investor the amount of tax credits related to the Certificate, if any.

(f) The Board shall provide the Designated Investor a Tax Credit Redemption Certificate setting forth the amount of certified tax credits represented by such Certificate (if any) that may be claimed by the Designated Investor, in accordance with U.C.A. Section 63N-6-408 and R357-7-11.

(g) If the certified Certificate has more than one Maturity Date, the Board shall issue to the Designated Investor a Tax Credit Redemption Certificate for the certified tax credits for the applicable Maturity Date in accordance with section 5(f) of this R357-7-5 and shall issue to the Designated Investor one or more Certificates for the balance of any contingent tax credits applicable to future Maturity Dates for which the tax credits are not then being certified.

(h) Certificates being certified for a Maturity Date shall be certified pro rata with all other Certificates being certified for the same Maturity Date.

(i) If a Certificate for contingent tax credits has more than one Maturity Date, the Maturity Date or Maturity Dates occurring in the same Calendar Year on which the Certificate was presented to the Board for certification shall be the Maturity Date or Maturity Dates used for purposes of Certification under this R357-7-5.

(j) Once a Tax Credit Redemption Certificate has been issued, the Board will notify the Commission of such issuance within five Business Days.

(k) Upon Certification of a Certificate, the Board shall cancel such Certificate, unless such Certificate has a Maturity Date that has not expired, in which case the Board shall issue a balance Certificate in accordance with section 5(g) of this R357-7-5.

(6) Expiration or Cancellation of Tax Credits Represented by Certificates. Tax credits represented by a Certificate shall expire or be cancelled as provided in the Certificate.

(7) The agreements between a Utah Fund of Funds and a Designated Investor regarding a Private Investment shall provide that upon timely presentation of the Certificate applicable to such Private Investment to the Board for Certification in accordance with this R357-7-5 by such Designated Investor or its Transferee, such Designated Investor shall be deemed to have assigned to the Corporation effective as of the Maturity Date all of such Designated Investor's Private Investment in the applicable Utah Fund of Funds. Such assignment shall include, without limitation, any and all rights to future distributions, dividends, redemption proceeds or other payments from such Utah Fund of Funds attributable to such Private Investment. Any payments made by such Utah Fund of Funds to such Designated Investor after the Maturity Date with respect to such assigned interest shall reduce the amount of tax credits represented by the Tax Redemption Certificate to be issued to such Designated Investor. Any amounts received by the Corporation with respect to such assigned interest shall be paid first to the state of Utah in an amount up to the amount of certified tax credits granted by the state of Utah to such Designated Investor and the balance shall be retained by the Corporation to be included in the Redemption Reserve.

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