Maine Revised Statutes Title 36 — Taxation
36 M.R.S. § 5219-EE
Maine Public Employees Retirement System innovation finance credit
(CONTAINS TEXT WITH VARYING EFFECTIVE DATES)
(WHOLE SECTION TEXT EFFECTIVE UNTIL 4/16/29)
(WHOLE SECTION TEXT REPEALED 4/16/29)
# 1.
Credit allowed.
The Finance Authority of Maine is authorized to issue to the Maine Public Employees Retirement System, referred to in this section as "the retirement system," a refundable credit against the taxes imposed by this Part in an amount certified by the Finance Authority of Maine as equal either to $4,000,000 or 80% of any loss of capital sustained in the innovation finance program established under Title 10, section 1026‑T , whichever is less. Upon receipt of a certification as provided in Title 10, section 1026‑T, subsection 4, paragraph E , the Department of Administrative and Financial Services, Bureau of Revenue Services shall pay the amount certified to the retirement system as provided in that subsection.
# 2.
Reimbursement by the retirement system.
In the event that the retirement system incurs a loss and redeems a credit under this section and the retirement system subsequently achieves an aggregate return on all of its investments under the innovation finance program under Title 10, section 1026‑T that exceeds an annualized return of 8%, the retirement system shall reimburse the State in an amount equal to the total amount of credits paid to the retirement system under this section.
# 3.
Limitations.
A credit under this section may not be redeemed for any loss occurring after July 1, 2028. Pursuant to Title 10, section 1026‑T , total credits redeemed may not exceed $20,000,000.
# 4.
Audit.
The State Tax Assessor may audit any transactions necessary to verify the amount of credits claimed or redeemed under this section. If the assessor determines that a credit larger than that authorized by this section has been received, the assessor may enforce repayment of the overpayment by assessment pursuant to the provisions of chapter 7 or may apply the overpayment against subsequent redemptions made pursuant to this section.
# 5.
Repeal.
This section is repealed April 16, 2029.
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In this chapter (40 sections)
- 5217-A · Income tax paid to other taxing jurisdiction
- 5217-B · Employer-provided long-term care benefits
- 5217-C · Employer-provided long-term care benefits on and after January…
- 5217-D · Credit for educational opportunity
- 5217-E · Student Loan Repayment Tax Credit
- 5217-F · Employer support for volunteer firefighters, volunteer…
- 5218 · Income tax credit for child care expenses
- 5218-A · Income tax credit for adult dependent care expenses
- 5219 · Income tax credit for installation of renewable energy systems
- 5219-A · Retirement and disability credit
- 5219-AA · Community wind power generator credit
- 5219-AAA · Dirigo business incentives program
- 5219-B · Conformity credit
- 5219-BB · Credit for rehabilitation of historic properties after 2007
- 5219-BBB · Credit for investment in qualified professional baseball…
- 5219-C · Forest management planning income credits
- 5219-CC · Community wind power generator credit
- 5219-D · Solid waste reduction investment tax credit
- 5219-DD · Dental care access credit
- 5219-E · Investment tax credit
- 5219-EE · Maine Public Employees Retirement System innovation finance…
- 5219-F · Reclaimed wood waste and cedar waste credit
- 5219-FF · Credit for wellness programs
- 5219-G · Tax credits for partners, S corporation shareholders and…
- 5219-GG · Maine capital investment credit
- 5219-H · Application of credits against taxes
- 5219-HH · New markets capital investment credit
- 5219-I · Nursing home care credit
- 5219-II · Property tax fairness credit
- 5219-J · Catastrophic health expense credit
- 5219-JJ · Maine capital investment credit for 2013
- 5219-K · Research expense tax credit
- 5219-KK · Property tax fairness credit for tax years beginning on or…
- 5219-L · Super credit for substantially increased research and…
- 5219-LL · Primary care access credit
- 5219-M · High-technology investment tax credit
- 5219-MM · Maine capital investment credit for 2014
- 5219-N · Low-income tax credit
- 5219-NN · Maine capital investment credit for 2015 and after
- 5219-O · Credit for dependent health benefits paid