West Virginia Code of State Rules
Agency 110 - Tax
Title 110 - LEGISLATIVE RULE STATE TAX DEPARTMENT
Series 110-13DD - Farm-To-Food Bank Tax Credit
Section 110-13DD-6 - Limitations on Tax Credit
Universal Citation: 110 WV Code of State Rules 110-13DD-6
Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 38, September 20, 2024
6.1. Beginning in the year in which the farm-to-food bank tax credit is claimed, the following rules shall apply:
6.1.a. The
farming taxpayer shall use the credit to offset its payment of or liability for
either Personal Income Tax or Corporate Net Income Tax for the tax year during
which the eligible, certified donation was made.
6.1.b. If any credit remains after
application during the first year, the remaining credit may be carried over for
each of the next four tax years unless it is sooner used.
6.1.c. The credit is not refundable, it may
not be carried back to prior tax years and it may not be transferred.
6.1.d. Electing small business corporations,
limited liability companies, partnerships and other unincorporated
organizations shall allocate the credit allowed by W. Va. Code §
11-13DD-1, et
seq. among its members in the same manner as profits and losses are
allocated in the taxable year.
6.1.e. If a small business corporation,
limited liability company, partnership or other unincorporated organization
claims the credit, the cap established by W. Va. Code §
11-13DD-3 shall apply at the
entity level, and each individual taxpayer claiming the credit must claim it in
the manner described in subdivision 6.1.d.
6.2. Forfeiture of Credit. The farm-to-food bank tax credit shall be forfeited by the farming taxpayer in the following circumstances:
6.2.a. If the farming taxpayer
becomes no longer subject to the taxing authority of the State of West
Virginia. This includes, but is not limited to, a change in the tax attributes
of the taxpayer, such as, for example, changing from an S corporation to a C
corporation.
6.2.b. If the credit
is not depleted in the first tax year and carry-over credit is not completely
used during the subsequent four tax years.
6.2.c. If the Tax Commissioner receives
notification from the Department of Agriculture that the certification was
issued in error, including errors stemming from the limitations imposed by W.
Va. Code §
11-13DD-3. A tax liability may
result for any tax year in which the credit has been claimed if this
occurs.
6.2.d. If the Tax
Commissioner becomes aware that the limitations imposed by W. Va. Code
§§
11-13DD-3(b) or
(d) have been exceeded. A tax liability may
result for any tax year in which the credits claimed exceed the limitations
specified in W. Va. Code §
11-13DD-3.
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