Form Ct-1120 Hrc - Historic Rehabilitation Credit From - Department Of Revenue Services - Connecticut

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Department of Revenue Services
2006
State of Connecticut
Form CT-1120 HRC
(Rev. 12/06)
Historic Rehabilitation Credit
For Income Year
Beginning
2006, and Ending
Corporation Name
Connecticut Tax Registration Number
Historic Structure Rehabilitation
Complete Form CT-1120 HRC, Historic Rehabilitation Credit, to
claim the credits allowed under Conn. Gen. Stat. §10-416 and
For income years beginning or or after January 1, 2006, a new tax
2006 Conn. Pub. Acts 186, §82.
Attach it to Form CT-1120K,
credit also administered by CCCT is available to owners
Business Tax Credit Summary.
rehabilitating certified historic structures for residential use.
Prior to any rehabilitation work taking place, the owner must submit
Credit Computation
a rehabilitation plan to CCCT along with an estimate of the
Historic Homes Rehabilitation
qualified expenditures. CCCT will certify the plan and reserve
A tax credit under Conn. Gen. Stat. §10-416 is allowed against the
credits equal to 25% of the projected expenditures. CCCT will
Connecticut corporation business tax in an amount equal to the
certify the plan and reserve credits equal to 25% of the projected
lesser of 30% of projected qualified rehabilitation expenditures
expenditures, not to exceed $2.7 million. Upon completion of the
or 30% of the actual rehabilitation expenditures incurred in the
project, CCCT verifies the owner’s compliance with the
rehabilitation of an historic home. Owners of historic homes must
rehabilitation plan and issues a credit voucher. This tax credit
incur qualified rehabilitation expenditures that exceed $25,000 in
may be assigned.
order to qualify. After the rehabilitation work is performed by the
This credit may be applied against the taxes administered under
owner and verified by the Connecticut Commission on Culture
Chapters 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, or 212 of the Connecticut
and Tourism (CCCT), a tax credit voucher is provided to either the
General Statutes. Any remaining credit balance that exceeds the
owner rehabilitating the historic home or to the taxpayer named by
credit applied may be carried forward for five income years.
the owner as contributing to the rehabilitation. The credit is limited
to $30,000 per dwelling unit.
Additional Information
This credit may be applied against the taxes administered under
See Informational Publication 2006(15), Guide to Connecticut
Chapters 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, or 212 of the Connecticut
Business Tax Credits, or contact the Department of Revenue
General Statutes. Any remaining credit balance that exceeds the
Services, Taxpayer Services Division at 1-800-382-9463
credit applied may be carried forward for four income years.
(Connecticut calls outside the Greater Hartford calling area only)
or 860-297-5962 (from anywhere).
Complete this form in blue or black ink only.
PART I - Credit Computation
The Historic Structure Rehabilitation Credit was received by:
Investment
Assignment
Partly by investment and partly by assignment
If available credit was received by assignment, enter the name and Connecticut Taxpayer Identification Number of the assignor
below. (Attach explanation.)
__________________________________________________
____________________________________________
Assignor’s Name
Assignor’s Connecticut Tax Registration Number
Enter the total amount of Historic Homes Rehabilitation tax credit as listed on the voucher issued
1.
1.
by CCCT for the 2006 income year.
Enter the amount of Historic Structure Rehabilitation tax credit as listed on the voucher issued
2.
2.
by CCCT for the 2006 income year.
Total Historic Rehabilitation Credits (Add Line 1 and Line 2.) Enter here and on
3.
3.
Form CT-1120K, Part I-D, Line 26, Column B.

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