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Schedule E
Rev. 12/12
• Name of employee
Important: Taxpayers claiming the day-care credit should
• Date hired and date of termination (if applicable)
maintain for four years a supporting schedule that provides
• Amount paid or reimbursed for all or part of the cost of the
the following information for each qualifying new employee
employee’s participation in the qualifi ed training program
receiving reimbursement for day-care expenses:
R.C. 5709.61(P) defi nes a “qualifi ed training program” as any
• Name of employee
noncredit training program or course of study that is offered
• Date hired
by any of the following:
• Number of children or dependents receiving day-care ser-
vices
• State college or university
• Amount reimbursed to employee.
• University branch district
• Community college
For purposes of the enterprise zone day-care credit and the
• Technical college
enterprise zone training credit, R.C. 5709.64(A)(2) defi nes
“qualifying new employees” as persons who at the time they
• College or university certifi ed under R.C. 1713.02
• School district
were hired were one of the following:
• Joint vocational school district
• Unemployed persons residing for at least six months in the
• School registered under R.C. 3332.05
county in which the enterprise’s project site is located,
• An entity administering any federal, state or local adult
education and training program; OR
• “Job Training Partnership Act” eligible employees residing
• Any enterprise.
for at least six months in the county in which the enterprise’s
project site is located,
In addition, a qualifi ed training program must meet all the fol-
lowing requirements:
• Recipients of aid to dependent children, general relief or
unemployment compensation benefi ts who reside for at least
• The training program is approved by the director of the Ohio
six months in the county in which the enterprise’s project
Development Services Agency; AND
site is located,
• The purpose of the training program is to satisfy the need of
• Handicapped persons as defi ned under division (A) of R.C.
a particular industry or enterprise for skilled or semi-skilled
3304.11, residing for at least six months in the county in
employees; AND
which the enterprise’s project site is located, or
• An individual is required to complete the course or program
• Residents for at least one year of an enterprise zone located
before fi lling a position at the enterprise’s facility.
in the county in which the enterprise’s facility is located.
The employer calculates the credit. If the employer is a pass-
The employer calculates the credit. If the employer is a pass-
through entity, each equity investor may claim a proportionate
through entity, each equity investor in the pass-through entity
share of the credit. Enter the credit amount in Schedule E-2,
may claim a proportionate share of the credit. Enter the credit
line 1 in the appropriate column. Credit amounts that are not
amount in schedule E-2, line 1 in the appropriate column.
used can be carried forward to the succeeding taxable year
Credit amounts that are not used in the year generated can be
or years until fully utilized.
carried forward to the next succeeding taxable year or years
until fully utilized.
Line 9 – Ohio Historic Preservation Credit
Nonrefundable Portion
Enterprise Zone Training Credit
Administered by the Ohio Development Services Agency
Employers that hold a tax incentive qualifi cation certifi cate is-
(ODSA), the historic preservation credit applies to owners
sued by the Ohio Development Services Agency and that pay
and qualifi ed lessees of certain historic Ohio buildings for the
or reimburse all or part of the cost of participation by “quali-
expenditures paid or incurred to rehabilitate such buildings,
fying new employees” in a “qualifi ed training program” can
provided that ODSA approves the proposed rehabilitation
claim a nonrefundable tax credit equal to the amount that the
project. If ODSA approves the project, the credit equals 25%
employer pays or reimburses the qualifying new employee for
of the owner’s or qualifi ed lessee’s “qualifi ed rehabilitation
the training program. However, the maximum credit is $1,000
expenditures” (QREs) paid or incurred during the 24- or
per employee. In addition, the employee must be employed
60-month rehabilitation period shown on the taxpayer’s tax
by the enterprise for at least 90 days following completion of
credit certifi cate issued by ODSA. “Qualifi ed lessee” is defi ned
the training program. This credit is allowed for the taxable year
in R.C. 149.311. The historic building’s owners or qualifi ed
in which the employee completes the 90 days of subsequent
lessees can claim the credit against their income tax liability.
employment.
See R.C. 149.311 and 5747.76.
Important: Taxpayers claiming the training credit should
Amended Substitute House Bill 1, 128th General
maintain for four years a supporting schedule providing the
Assembly, effective July 19, 2009, amended the credit to
following information for each qualifying new employee for
specifi cally provide that if a pass-through entity owns and
whom the taxpayer is claiming the credit:
restores a historic building with respect to which the ODSA
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