Form 71 - Idaho Biofuel Infrastructure Investment Tax Credit - 2015 Page 2

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Instructions for Idaho Form 71
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
CREDIT LIMITATIONS
If you are claiming against tax the Idaho credit for
The biofuel investment tax credit was eligible to be
qualifying new employees, skip lines 6 through 24 and
earned on qualified investments in Idaho that were placed
compute the limitations on Form 55, Idaho Credit for
in service in tax years beginning in 2007 and ending
Qualifying New Employees, Part II, Credit Limitations.
December 31, 2011. Although the credit can no longer be
The biofuel ITC and most other credits will be limited to
earned, it may be carried over.
50% of your Idaho income tax. Return to Form 71, line 25
to compute the credit carryover.
Form 71 is used to calculate the biofuel investment tax
credit allowed. Each member of a unitary group that is
If you aren’t claiming against tax the credit for qualifying
allowed the credit must complete a separate Form 71.
new employees, compute the credit limitations on Form
71. The biofuel ITC is limited to 50% of your Idaho income
Unitary Sharing
tax or the Idaho income tax after allowing all other tax
A corporation included as a member of a unitary group of
credits that can be claimed before the biofuel ITC.
corporations may elect to share the biofuel ITC it earned
but does not use with other members of the unitary
The following credits must be applied to the tax before the
group. The corporation must claim the credit to the extent
biofuel ITC:
allowable against its Idaho income tax before it can share
1. Credit for income tax paid to other states
the credit.
2. Credit for contributions to Idaho educational entities
3. Investment tax credit
Carryover Periods
You may carry forward for five tax years biofuel ITC that
4. Credit for contributions to Idaho youth and
rehabilitation facilities
was earned but not used against tax. For purposes of the
5. Credit for production equipment using
carryover period, a short tax year counts as one tax year.
postconsumer waste
6. Promoter-sponsored event credit
Recapture
7. Credit for qualifying new employees
You must compute recapture if you sell or otherwise
8. Credit for Idaho research activities
dispose of the property or it ceases to qualify for the
biofuel ITC before it has been in service for five full years.
9. Broadband equipment investment credit
10. Incentive investment tax credit
11. Small employer ITC, real property improvement tax
File Form 71R to report recapture of the biofuel ITC.
credit, and new jobs tax credit
12. Credit for live organ donation expenses
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS
Line 1.
Enter the carryover from your 2014 Form 71,
Line 6. Enter the amount of your Idaho income tax. This
line 27.
is the computed tax before adding the permanent building
fund tax or any other taxes, or subtracting any credits.
Line 2.
If you are a member of a unitary group, enter the
amount of credit you received from another member of the
Line 7. Enter the credit for income tax paid to other states
unitary group.
from Form 39R or Form 39NR. This credit is available
only to individuals, estates, and trusts.
Line 4. If you are a member of a unitary group of
corporations, enter the amount of credit you earned that
Line 8. Enter the credit for contributions to Idaho
you elect to share with other members of your unitary
educational entities from the appropriate Idaho income tax
group. Before you can share your credit, you must use
return.
the credit up to the allowable limitation of your Idaho
income tax.
Line 9. Enter the investment tax credit allowed from Form
49, Part II, line 8.
Corporations claiming the biofuel ITC must provide a
calculation of the credit earned and used by each member
Line 10. Enter the credit for contributions to Idaho youth
of the combined group. The schedule must clearly
and rehabilitation facilities from the appropriate Idaho
identify shared credit and the computation of any credit
income tax return.
carryovers.

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