Businesses investing in rural growth funds would face limits on contributions eligible for tax credits and on the credits the state could award.
Pennsylvania would allow up to $60 million in rural growth fund tax credit certificates overall, with a $12 million yearly limit. Credits carried forward from earlier years would be excluded from the yearly limit.
Rural growth funds in program two would have a closing date no later than December 31, 2024. Collecting required money or reassigning investment authority could trigger an earlier date.
The state would limit approved contributions and tax credit awards for the rural growth fund program. The limits would cover business contributions and tax credit certificates under the rural growth fund program. The state could approve up to $60 million in contributions eligible for tax credits. Credits carried forward from earlier years would not count toward the yearly limit. The act would take effect 60 days after becoming law; the yearly limit is written to apply beginning with fiscal year 2020–2021.
Program two would use the earliest listed trigger as its closing date. This closing-date rule would apply to program two tax credit authority for rural growth funds. An earlier closing date would apply when the fund collected all required amounts or investment authority was reassigned under the listed rules. The act would take effect 60 days after becoming law, although the listed December 31, 2024, closing date has already passed.
No hearings or votes scheduled.