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PART B: Maine recapture of Credit for Rehabilitation of Historic Properties.
1.
Complete a pro forma federal Form 4255 with respect to Maine certifi ed historic structures
subject to federal recapture (or that would have been subject to recapture had a federal credit
been claimed) during the taxable year. Do not complete lines 1 and 2 of federal Form 4255.
Enter on line 3, for each column, the original Maine credit claimed. Then complete lines 4-13
following the federal instructions for each line. Enter the line 13 amount here and include the
total on Form 1120ME, line 7b; Form 1040ME, Schedule A, line 1; or Form 1041ME,
Schedule A, line 1 ...........................................................................................................................1. ______________
ATTACH A COPY OF PRO FORMA FEDERAL FORM 4255
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
This worksheet may be used only for qualifi ed rehabilitation expenditures associated with a certifi ed historic structure
located in Maine that is placed in service during the tax year beginning in 2010. The credit related to qualifi ed rehabilitation
expenditures incurred after December 31, 2007 is fully refundable over four years.
Certifi ed Qualifi ed Rehabilitation Expenditures:
The term certifi ed qualifi ed rehabilitation expenditures means qualifi ed rehabilitation expenditures, as defi ned by
the IRC, § 47(c)(2), made between January 1, 2008 and December 31, 2013. For small rehabilitations (box B on page
1 is checked), qualifi ed rehabilitation expenditures do not include a requirement that the certifi ed historic structure be
substantially rehabilitated.
Certifi ed Historic Structure:
Refundable Credit (Part A). For purposes of the refundable credit, a certifi ed historic structure is a structure
certifi ed by either the Maine Historic Preservation Commission or the National Park Service, whichever is applicable.
A certifi ed historic structure is a building (and its structural components) that is: 1) individually listed in the National
Register of Historic Places; or 2) located in a Registered Historic District and certifi ed by either the Secretary of the
Interior or the Maine Historic Preservation Commission as being of historic signifi cance to the district. If a federal
credit is being claimed with respect to the rehabilitation of the historic structure, only the Secretary of the Interior may
certify the structure as being of historic signifi cance to a Registered Historic District. If a federal credit is not being
claimed (box B is checked), the Maine Historic Preservation Commission must certify that the structure is of historic
signifi cance to a Registered Historic District.
Credit Amount:
With respect to each certifi ed rehabilitation, the refundable credit is equal to one of the following:
1) Federal credit claimed. If a federal credit is claimed under § 47 of the Internal Revenue Code for the
certifi ed rehabilitation, the Maine credit is 25% of the certifi ed qualifi ed rehabilitation expenditures. The credit
is equal to 30% of certifi ed qualifi ed rehabilitation expenditures if the rehabilitation is certifi ed as an affordable
housing project by the Maine State Housing Authority.* The Maine credit must be claimed in the same tax year
as the federal credit.
2) Small project credit; federal credit not claimed. If a federal credit is not claimed for the certifi ed
rehabilitation and the amount of certifi ed qualifi ed rehabilitation expenditures is at least $50,000 and not more
than $250,000, the Maine credit is 25% of the certifi ed qualifi ed rehabilitation expenditures that would have
qualifi ed for the federal credit under IRC § 47 if a federal credit had been claimed. The credit must be claimed in
the year the certifi ed rehabilitation is placed in service. The credit is 30% of the certifi ed qualifi ed rehabilitation
expenditures if the certifi ed rehabilitation is also certifi ed as an affordable housing project by the Maine State
Housing Authority.* For purposes of the small project credit for which no federal credit is claimed, it is not
required that the certifi ed historic structure be substantially rehabilitated.
* A certifi ed affordable housing project that does not remain an affordable housing project for 30 years from the date
the property is placed in service is subject to the repayment provisions of 30-A MRSA § 4722(1)(DD).
Rev. 09/10
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