Form F-1158z - Enterprise Zone Property Tax Credit Page 4

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F-1158ZN
R. 01/09
“Ad valorem taxes paid” means 96 percent of property
Part IV. Tax liability and tax year limitation.
taxes levied for operating purposes and must not include
interest, penalties or discounts forgone. Levies for debt
Line 10. The credit must be applied against the
service are not included in the credit calculation
corporate income or franchise tax liability for the taxable
because this calculation is limited to levies for
year. Therefore, enter on this line the total tax due amount
operating purposes only. In addition, for purposes of
from Form F-1120, Page 1, Line 11.
the credit, “ad valorem taxes paid” means the tax paid
on new or added real and tangible personal property
Line 11. The amount of credit allowable is limited to
acquired to set up a new business and to facilitate a
the total corporate income or franchise tax due after
business expansion. “Ad valorem taxes paid” also means
certain credits are applied. Therefore, enter on Lines 11(a)
the tax paid on new or added real and tangible personal
through 11(d) the amounts claimed for the specified
property acquired to rebuild or restore a destroyed or
credits from Form F-1120, Schedule V. Enter the total
damaged business, including pollution and waste control
other credits against the tax [sum of Lines 11(a) through
facilities or any other part of it. This may include one or
11(d)].
more buildings or other structures, machinery, fixtures,
and equipment.
Line 12. The tax liability limit on the amount of credit
allowable is the total tax due on Line 10 minus the total
Lines 5 and 6. Enter the date of payment and the taxes
other credits against the tax on Line 11.
paid on Line 5 for real property and on Line 6 for tangible
personal property.
Part V. Enterprise zone property tax credit for this
year.
Line 7. Enter the total ad valorem taxes paid (Line 5 plus
Line 6) on this line.
Lines 13 and 14. The total amount of credit available
this year is the sum of the credit allowable for ad valorem
Part III. Unused credit carryover from prior tax years.
taxes paid this year on Line 7 and the amount of unused
credit carryover available this year on Line 9.
If you do not fully use the credit granted in any one
year, you may carry the unused amount forward for a
Line 15. The enterprise zone property tax credit that
period not to exceed five years. You may use the credit
you can claim this year is the lesser of the total amount
carryover in a later year when the limitation exceeds the
of credit available this year (from Line 14) or the limit on
credit for such year.
the amount of credit that you may claim this year (from
Line 12). Enter this amount on Form F-1120, Schedule I,
Line 8. Complete the table to determine the balance of
Page 3, Line 8.
unused credit carryover available this year from each of
the five immediately preceding tax years in order of time.
In entering the years the unused credit carryovers were
created, start with oldest year. In applying unused credit
carryovers for several years, you should apply the unused
credit carryover from the oldest year first.
Line 9. Enter the total amount of unused credit carryover
available this tax year which is the sum of the amounts in
8(d).

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