Prorating qualified production costs between counties in Hawaii; airfare and shipping costs

# (a)

Section 235-17(a), HRS, provides that a taxpayer claiming the credit may prorate its qualified production costs based upon the amount spent in each county if the population bases differ enough to change the percentage of tax credit. Qualified production costs cannot be prorated between other states or countries and the State.

# (b)

Proration is not necessary if costs are incurred solely in counties with a population of seven hundred thousand or less. The county where the goods or services are consumed determines where the cost is incurred for the purposes of this tax credit.

# (c)

Qualified production costs may be prorated amongst the counties by any reasonable method, taking into account the specific facts and circumstances in any particular case. Example 1: J3T Productions rents a camera from Oahu Camera Company located in Honolulu county, for use on its movie set located in both Honolulu county and Kauai county. Oahu Camera Company is headquartered in Honolulu county and has no business operations in

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