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<br />ND Code Sec. 40-63-04, Income tax exemptions <br /> <br />*19690 N.D. Code ~ 40-63-04 <br /> <br />WEST'S NORTH DAKOTA <br />CODE <br />TITLE 40. MUNICIPAL <br />GOVERNMENT <br />CHAPTER 40-63. <br />RENAISSANCE ZONES <br /> <br />Current through the 2005 Regular <br />Session of the 59th Legislative Assembly <br /> <br />~ 40-63-04. Income tax exemptions <br /> <br />1. An individual taxpayer who purchases or <br />rehabilitates single-family residential property <br />for the individual's primary place of residence <br />as a zone project is exempt from up to ten <br />thousand dollars of personal income tax <br />liability as determined under section 57-38-29 <br />or 57-38-30.3 for five taxable years beginning <br />with the date of occupancy or completion of <br />rehabilitation. <br />2. Any taxpayer that purchases, leases, or <br />rehabilitates residential or commercial <br />property for any business or investment <br />purpose as a zone project is exempt from any <br />tax on income derived from the business or <br />investment locations within the zone for five <br />taxable years, beginning with the date of <br />purchase, lease, or completion of <br />rehabilitation. <br />3. If the cost of a new business purchase or <br />expansion of an existing business, approved as <br /> <br />Page 1 <br /> <br />a zone project, exceeds seventy-five thousand <br />dollars, and the business is located in a city <br />with a population of not more than two <br />thousand five hundred, an individual taxpayer <br />may, in lieu of the exemption provided in <br />subsection 2, elect to take an income tax <br />exemption of up to two thousand dollars of <br />personal income tax liability as determined <br />under section 57-38-29 or 57-38-30.3. The <br />election must be made on the taxpayer's zone <br />project application. The election is <br />irrevocable and binding for the duration of the <br />exemptions provided in subsection 2 or 3. If <br />no election is made on the zone project <br />application, the taxpayer is only eligible for <br />the exemption provided in subsection 2. <br />4. The exemptions provided by this section do <br />not eliminate any duty to file a return or to <br />report income as required under chapter <br />57-35.3 or 57-38. <br /> <br />Added by L.1999, c. 369, ~ 4, efJ. Jan. 1, 1999. Amended <br />by L.2001, c. 359, ~ 4. <br /> <br />HISTORICAL NOTES <br /> <br />HISTORICAL AND STATUTORY <br />NOTES <br /> <br />L.2001, c. 359, ~ 12, provides: <br /> <br />"APPLICATION. Sections 4 and 5 of this Act apply to <br />zone projects approved after December 31, 1999, and <br />section 6 of this Act applies to zone projects approved after <br />July 31, 2001." <br /> <br />Search this disc for cases citing this section. <br /> <br />@ 2007 Thomson/West. No claim to original U.S. Govt. works. <br />
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