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Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Virginia Corporate Income Tax International Trade Facility Tax Credit
The Virginia Department of Taxation issued guidelines
relating to the international trade facility tax credit. This is an income tax
credit for either capital investment in an “international trade facility” or
increasing jobs related to such facility. The amount of the credit is equal to
either $3,000 per qualified full-time employee that results from increased
qualified trade activities by the taxpayer or 2% of the capital investment made
by the taxpayer to facilitate the increased qualified trade activities. The
guidelines discuss: the requirements for an international trade facility; the
criteria for qualified full-time employees; related party rules; the criteria
for capital investments; the computation and carryover of credits; the recapture
of certain credits; the treatment of affiliated companies; the treatment of
international trade facilities in tobacco-dependent localities; and the
administration of the credit. Various examples are provided. The guidelines do
not constitute formal rulemaking and therefore do not have the force and effect
of law or regulation. (Virginia Public Document Ruling 12-45, 04/17/2012)
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