The 1967 Legislature established the Pollution Control Facility Tax Credit program to compensate businesses responding to environmental requirements. The program expanded to encourage businesses to invest in technologies and processes that prevent, control or reduce significant amounts of pollution. There is no limit to the amount of investment cost available for certification in one year, to any one applicant, or to the program. The Environmental Quality Commission issues certificates for eligible investments. To apply, please ask for the Pollution Control Facility -Final Application form and return it within two years of substantial completion of the facility.
Preliminary certification is optional.
Apply on the Pollution Control Facility -Preliminary Application form and return it anytime before installation or construction of the facility is completed. The 1989 Legislature established the Reclaimed Plastic Products Tax Credit program to encourage the recycling of plastic and the manufacture of reclaimed plastic products by providing tax relief for persons who make investments in these services. Reclaimed plastic includes waste plastic from industrial, commercial and post-consumer sources. The Environmental Quality Commission issues certificates for eligible investments. When ready to make a final application, please ask for the Reclaimed Plastic -Final Application form and return it within two years of substantial completion of the facility.