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IT-CCC100 (06/10/15)
Department of Revenue
Income Tax Division
Page 3
Section 3 Recapture of QCCP Credit
(If QCCP has not been taken out of service you may skip this section)
The term “ recapture event” refers to any disposition by sale of qualified child care property by
the taxpayer, or any other event or circumstance under which property ceases to be qualified
child care property with respect to the taxpayer except the following: (1) any transfer by reason
of death; (2) any transfer between spouses or incident to divorce; (3) any transaction to which
Section 381(a) of the Internal Revenue Code applies; (4) any change in the form of conducting
the taxpayer’s trade or business so long as the property is retained in such trade or business as
qualified child care property and the taxpayer retains a substantial interest in such trade or
business; (5) any accident or casualty ; or (6) any instance where qualified child care property can no
longer function because of its structural or mechanical failure or its obsolescence. Recapture percentage
refers to the applicable percentages set forth in 48-7-40.6(a)(9).
Enter total QCCP Credit claimed on ITCCC100 in prior years
(A)
(A)________________
Describe recapture event:
(B)
Enter total of all credits previously claimed with respect to
(C)
recapture property
(C)________________
Enter applicable recapture percentage
(D)
(D)________________
Multiply line C by line D (Credits subject to recapture)
(E)
(E)________________
Item (E) must be added to the taxpayers tax liability in the year the recapture occurs. The order
for applying the recapture amount requires that you first eliminate any carryovers and then add
any additional amounts to tax in the year of the recapture event. Flow-through
entities must give partners, and shareholders the information shown in (E) above based on their
proportionate share of ownership.
“Recapture percentage” refers to the applicable percentage set forth in the following table:
If the recapture
The recapture
event occurs within--
percentage is:
Five full years after the qualified child care
property is placed in service....................... 100
The sixth full year after the qualified child
care property is placed in service..................
90
The seventh full year after the qualified child
care property is placed in service..................
80
The eighth full year after the qualified child
care property is placed in service..................
70
The ninth full year after the qualified child
care property is placed in service..................
60
The tenth full year after the qualified child
care property is placed in service..................
50
The eleventh full year after the qualified
child care property is placed in service............
40
The twelfth full year after the qualified
child care property is placed in service............
30
The thirteenth full year after the qualified
child care property is placed in service............
20
The fourteenth full year after the qualified
child care property is placed in service............
10
Any period after the close of the fourteenth
full year after the qualified child care
property is placed in service.......................
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