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Schedule E
Rev. 12/12
assistance and who resided for at least one year in the county
grapes in Ohio. The credit is subject to recapture if the taxpayer
in which the facility is located. See R.C. 5709.66(B)(2)(a).
disposes of the property or ceases to use it as qualifying prop-
erty within seven years after placing it in operation. The grape
Important: Taxpayers who claim this credit should maintain for
producer calculates the credit. If the producer is a pass-through
four years a supporting schedule that provides the following
entity, each investor in the pass-through entity may claim a
information for each eligible employee for which an employee
proportionate share of the credit. Enter the credit amount in
tax credit certifi cate is received from the director of the Ohio
Schedule E-2, line 1, in the appropriate column. Unused credit
Development Services Agency: (a) name of employee, (b) date
amounts may be carried forward for seven taxable years fol-
hired (and date of termination of employment if applicable)
lowing the taxable year in which the credit is generated. After
and (c) amount of credit claimed. If a taxpayer claims the R.C.
that time the unused portion of the credit expires.
5709.66 enterprise zone new employee tax credit with respect
to an employee, the taxpayer may not claim the R.C. 122.17
Line 7 – Technology Investment Credit
new jobs refundable credit with respect to that employee. See
The Department of Taxation previously referred to this credit
R.C. 5709.66(B)(2)(b)(i) and 122.17(A).
as the Edison Center Credit for Research and Development
Investors.
The employer calculates the credit. If the employer is a pass-
through entity, each investor in the pass-through entity may
Investors providing capital to certain qualifying, small, Ohio-
claim a proportionate share of the credit. Enter credit amount
based research and development or technology transfer
in Schedule E-2, line 1 in the appropriate column. Unused
companies may be eligible for a nonrefundable credit equal to
credit amounts may be carried forward for three taxable years
25% of the taxpayer’s at-risk investment (30% of the taxpayer’s
following the taxable year in which the credit is generated.
at-risk investment in the case of investments in qualifying
business enterprises in distressed areas of the state and in
Line 5 – Credit for Certifi ed Ethanol Plant Investments
business enterprises certifi ed by the director of administrative
A taxpayer may claim a credit if the taxpayer invests in a certi-
services as a participant in the encouraging diversity, growth
fi ed ethanol plant. The investment must be made after Jan. 1,
and equity {EDGE} program established by executive order
2002 and before Dec. 31, 2012.
2002-17T). An investor or investor group proposing to invest
in a qualifying, small, Ohio-based research and development
The amount of the credit is equal to 50% of the money the
company or technology transfer company and seeking to
taxpayer invests in a certifi ed ethanol plant up to a maximum
claim the credit must apply to one of the state’s seven Edison
of $5,000 per taxpayer per ethanol plant regardless of the
Centers for recommendation of the proposed investment. The
number of years in which the taxpayer makes investments.
credit application fee is $200 for a single investor and $800
The credit shall be claimed for the taxable year during which
for an investor group. The credit is evidenced by a tax credit
the investment was made.
certifi cate.
“Ethanol” means the fermentation of ethyl alcohol from agricul-
The Ohio Development Services Agency administers this
tural products, including potatoes, cereal, grains, cheese whey,
credit. To request a credit application form and to obtain ad-
sugar beets, forest products and other renewable resources
ditional information, please contact the Ohio Development
that meet all of the specifi cations of the ASTM. Certifi ed
Services Agency, Technology Division, 77 S. High Street,
ethanol plant means a facility at which ethanol is produced
P.O. Box 1001, Columbus, OH 43216-1001 or call (614)
and for which the Ohio Department of Agriculture has issued
466-3887 or 1-(800) 848-1300.
a certifi cate under R.C. 901.13.
Line 8 – Enterprise Zone Day Care and Training Credit
If the investor is a pass-through entity, each equity investor in
the pass-through entity may claim a proportionate share of the
Enterprise Zone Day Care Credit
credit. The total credit for all years may not exceed the maxi-
Employers who hold a Tax Incentive Qualifi cation Certifi cate
mum limit of $5,000 per taxpayer per certifi ed ethanol plant.
issued by the Ohio Development Services Agency and who
reimburse “qualifying new employees” (defi ned below) for all
The Ohio Department of Agriculture administers this credit.
or part of day-care services necessary to enable such em-
To request a credit application form and to obtain additional
ployees to be employed at the enterprise zone facility to which
information, please contact the Ohio Department of Agri-
the tax incentive qualifi cation certifi cate applies, can claim a
culture, 8995 East Main Street, Reynoldsburg, OH 43068;
nonrefundable tax credit equal to the amount reimbursed.
general phone number: 614-466-2732; e-mail address:
However, the credit is limited to a maximum of $300 for each
agri@odant.agri.state.oh.us.
child or dependent of the qualifying new employee receiving
the day-care services. Only reimbursements of amounts that
Line 6 – Credit for Purchases of Grape Production
Property
new employees pay to day-care centers licensed by the Ohio
Department of Human Services for day-care services provided
Grape producers may claim a credit equal to 10% of the cost
during the fi rst 24 months of employment are eligible for this
of purchasing and installing or constructing qualifying property
credit. The credit is available for the taxable year in which the
on or after Jan. 1, 1994. Qualifying property is any property,
reimbursement is made.
plant or equipment used in growing, harvesting or producing
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