The Neighborhood Investment Program Act ends July 1, 2031, and taxpayers keep credits for eligible earlier contributions but cannot claim credits for later ones.
The Neighborhood Investment Program Act terminates on July 1, 2031, unless another law ends it sooner.
Taxpayers cannot claim credits for contributions made after July 1, 2031. They keep credits earned on earlier eligible contributions, subject to the program's rules and limits.
The Neighborhood Investment Program Act terminates on July 1, 2031, unless another law ends it sooner. This applies to the Neighborhood Investment Program Act. Another law may terminate the Act sooner. The Act terminates on July 1, 2031, unless terminated sooner by law.
Taxpayers receive no credit for contributions made after July 1, 2031, and keep credits earned on eligible earlier contributions. This applies to taxpayers contributing to certified projects and to credits earned through eligible contributions. Earlier contributions must be eligible and made to certified projects. Taxpayers must use retained credits under the article's requirements and limits. The cutoff applies to contributions made after July 1, 2031. Credits earned on earlier eligible contributions remain available under the article.
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