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To qualify for the fisheries business tax credit for eligible expenditures, as defined in 15 AAC 75.060, made between July 1, 1986 and December 31, 1989, a fisheries business must apply for the credit in advance of the capital expenditure on forms prescribed by the department. On the form, the fisheries business shall provide the following information:
(1) the name of fisheries business;
(2) the fisheries business license number of each processing facility owned by the fisheries business;
(3) the mailing address for the fisheries business;
(4) telephone number for the fisheries business;
(5) the location of the processing facility for which eligible expenditures will be made;
(6) a list of all equipment and improvements to depreciable property to be purchased or constructed and a description of their functions related to the processing of fish;
(7) the approximate cost of each piece of equipment or improvement to depreciable property to be purchased or constructed;
(8) the estimated date that the equipment or improvement to depreciable property is to be purchased or constructed, and the date it first will be placed into service;
(9) if used equipment or a used improvement to depreciable property is to be purchased, a list of the names of the previous owners of the equipment or improvement, and the dates of their ownership.
History: Eff. 8/12/87, Register 103
Authority: AS 43.05.080
Sec. 6, ch. 79,
SLA 1986
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