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1 State of Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development Fund Manager Application for Insurance Reinvestment Act Program Pursuant to Updates Under Public Act 10-75, sec. 14 Department of Economic and Community Development 505 Hudson Street Hartford, Connecticut2 Instructions 1. Applications for certification as an Insurance Reinvestment Fund will be accepted beginning on or before July 1, Submit an original and two (2) copies of the Application and all supporting materials and attachments, with a non-refundable application fee of $7,500 (made payable to Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development). The Application can be mailed/delivered to the attention of the Commissioner, Department of Economic and Community Development, 505 Hudson Street, Hartford, CT ed and facsimile applications will not be accepted. 3. Applications shall be accepted and approved on a first come, first serviced basis with all applications received on the same date deemed to be received simultaneously and approvals being made on a pro rata basis if such application exceeds the amount of the remaining credits. 4. Applicants must include an affidavit for each taxpayer committing an investment of eligible capital with their application on the form attached hereto. 5. Please refer to the attached Public Act 10-75, sec. 14 for definitions related to certain terms such as eligible business, eligible capital, and etc. See Attachment 5 6. Clearly identify attachments by corresponding items on the Application. 7. Questions regarding submission of the application and certification compliance or requirements should be submitted by to the attention of Michael Lettieri, Community Development Director, (860) Attachments included in the Application: Taxpayer Affidavit Attachment 1 Department of Labor Employment Authorization Form Attachment 2 Occupation Codes for Green Jobs Attachment 3 Questions and Answers related to the programs administration Attachment 4 Public Act 10-75, sec. 14 Attachment 5 Annual Report Requirements Attachment 6 IRF Rev Application 23 Section One: Applicant/Fund Information. Applicant : Fund Name (if different):. CT Address: City, State, Zip:. Applicant Website:. Federal ID Number: State Tax Registration Number:. Contact: Title: Phone: Fax: Cell Phone: Existing Full-Time Employees: Existing Part-Time Employees:. Applicant Structure (check all that apply): Publicly Held Ticker Symbol Privately Held Corporation Exchange Partnership S-Corporation Limited Liability Company Sole Proprietorship For-Profit Not-For-Profit Trust Date Established/Acquired: Other: State of Incorp./Formation:. Amount of Eligible Capital to be Raised: $. Fund Ownership (attached additional sheets if necessary): Name Title Address % of Ownership Soc. Sec. #/ Federal ID # Women Owned %: Minority Owned %:. Tax/Legal/Regulatory Status (attach additional sheets if necessary): Federal State Local Type Amount Past Due Payment terms Status IRF Rev Application 34 Applicant Bankruptcy - Has the Applicant Ever Declared Bankruptcy No Yes When: Chapter: (if yes, please attach explanation Owner Bankruptcy - Have any stockholders/members/partners declared bankruptcy individually or as part of an organization? No Yes (if yes, please attach explanation) Litigation - Are there outstanding, pending or anticipated claims or litigation against the Applicant? No Yes (if yes, please attach explanation) Environmental Compliance Does the Applicant have any outstanding orders or citations from either the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection or federal Environmental Protection Agency? No Yes (if yes, please attach explanation, include name, address and phone # of contact) OSHA Compliance Does the Applicant have any outstanding orders from the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration? No Yes (if yes, please attach explanation, include name, address and phone # of contact) Other - Does the Applicant employ or contract with (1) any Connecticut elected public official or spouse of any Connecticut elected public official or (2) any Connecticut state employee or spouse of any Connecticut state employee who has supervisory or appointing authority over DECD. No Yes (if yes, please attach explanation) Section 2: Fund Manager/Principal Information 1. Principal : CT Address: City, State, Zip: Phone: Social Sec. #: 2. Principal: CT Address: City, State, Zip: Phone: Social Sec. #: (Attach Additional Sheets for Other Principals) Tax/Legal/Regulatory Status (attach additional sheets if necessary): Federal State Local Type Amount Past Due Payment terms Status Fund Manager/Principal Bankruptcy - Has the Fund Manager/Principal Ever Declared Bankruptcy No Yes When: Chapter: (if yes, please attach explanation Litigation - Are there outstanding, pending or anticipated claims or litigation against the Fund Manager/Principal? No Yes (if yes, please attach explanation) IRF Rev Application 45 Section 3: Business Plan As required under Public Act 10-75, sec. 14(c), each fund manager shall provide a business plan. The business plan is required to include, but is not limited to the following information: Please provide an organizational chart that includes the reporting structure of the fund manager s operations and a narrative of the functional structure of the organization which include roles, responsibilities and levels of decision making authority. Include a list of the organization s board of directors (or similar governing body). Please provide information including a resume for each Fund Manager/Principal that demonstrates their experience in managing a venture fund; performance of the fund; evidence on the size of the funds managed by the Fund Manager/Principal that were not related/affiliated to the Fund Manger/Principal (minimum experience requires management of at least $50 million fund). Please include information on the fund s investment strategies, goals and objectives and include a copy of the fund s investment prospectus. Amount of eligible capital the Applicant will raise, including the approximate percentage of eligible capital the Applicant will invest in eligible businesses by the third, fifth, seventh and ninth anniversaries of its anticipated allocation date. Note: no more than 15% of eligible capital can be invested in any on eligible business without DECD s prior approval. Affidavit from each taxpayer committing an investment of eligible capital (as defined by P.A , sec. 14(c)(1)(C). See Attachment 1 The percentage of eligible capital to be invested in eligible businesses primarily engaged in conducting research and development or manufacturing, processing or assembling technology based products Industry segments listed by North American Industrial Classification System Code (NAICS) and the percentage of eligible capital that will be invested in these industries. For information on NAICS codes see Provide information related to the Applicant s commitments to invest 25% in green technology businesses and 3% in pre-seed investments (in consultation with Connecticut Innovations). When referring to green technology, please consider the definition as outlined under Public Act 10-75, sec. 1, which means technology that (A) promotes clean energy, renewable energy or energy efficiency, (B) reduces greenhouse gases or carbon emissions, or (C) involves the invention, design and application of chemical products and processes to eliminate the use and generation of hazardous substances. The jobs related to green technology are considered when green technology is employed and may include the occupation codes identified as green jobs (refer to the occupational codes listed in Attachment 3). Applicants must clearly articulate how investments in green technology businesses will meet the aforementioned definition. The number of jobs that will be created or retained as a result of the Fund Manager investments once all eligible capital has been invested. Revenue Impact Assessment (RIA) the RIA provided to DECD should contain all assumptions and input data used in the economic model for each year, including: the timeline/schedule for investment in each industry based on minimum two digit NAICS code; investment information (including type, terms, use of funds as it relates to Connecticut vendors exclusively; and disbursement schedule); and the anticipated schedule for which the tax credits will be claimed. Additional information that the Fund Manager/Principal believes DECD will need in approving their application. Section 4: Next Steps Upon DECD s receipt of a completed Application, it is anticipated that following will occur: DECD review and approval of the Application and related documents within 30 days from date of a completed application. Upon approval of an Application, DECD will issue a Notice of Tax Credit Allocation, which will become effective forty-five (45) calendar days from the date of the Notice of Tax Credit Allocation IRF Rev Application 56 or sooner if the Fund Manager is able to provide evidence of receipt of Eligible Capital prior to the forty-fifth (45 th ) day. On the 46 th day, or the nearest business day if the 46 th day falls on a weekend or holiday, the Fund Manager will have five (5) business days to provide evidence of receipt of Eligible Capital to DECD. Such evidence shall include as bank statement(s), deposit slips, wire transfers and other information as may be needed by DECD. The date the Fund Manager receives its full investment of Eligible Capital will be known as the Allocation Date. Within this same timeframe or sooner, the Fund Manager must also provide evidence of investment of capital equal to at least 5% of total Eligible Capital from a source other than Eligible Capital, including information on the source of the other funds, the type of investment and evidence documenting the investment such as; bank statement(s), deposit slips, wire transfers, and other information as may be needed by DECD. Once DECD has provided written confirmation of receipt of Eligible Capital and investment of other capital (at least 5%) for a Fund Manager, a Fund Manager may, in advance of its investment in eligible business, submit information related to a proposed investment in order to receive DECD s confirmation that an investment would be considered an eligible business or green technology business or preseed as defined under the Public Act. The following information must be provided with each request for approval (note: this information will not have to be resubmitted as part of the Fund Manager s Annual Report to DECD. Department of Labor Authorization (see attached) W-2 s for each employee (please block out social security numbers in any of the documentation provided) A summary of total payroll (in-state vs. out of state payroll) Annual accountant prepared financial statement and/or tax return for the most recent fiscal year end, which will be used to determine the company s net income level. DECD will provide its response within 15 business days from receipt of all required documentation necessary to determine eligibility. Section 5: Certification & Check List Item Yes No Comments 1. Completed Application and Related Documents 2. Application Fee 3. Business Plan 4. Revenue Impact Assessment 5. Taxpayer Affidavits and Investment Documents Certification by Applicant It is hereby represented by the undersigned that to the best of my knowledge and belief no information or data contained in the Application or in the attachments are in any way false or incorrect and that no material information has been omitted. The undersigned agrees that banks, credit agencies, the Connecticut Department of Labor, the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services, the Connecticut Department Environmental Protection, and other references are hereby authorized now, or anytime in the future, to give the Department of Economic and Community Development any and all information in connection with matters referred in this Application, including information concerning the payment of taxes by the applicant, its owners, and executives. In addition, the undersigned agrees that any tax credits that may be provided pursuant to this Application and Section 14 of Public Act 10-75, will be utilized exclusively for the purposes represented in this Application, as may be amended. False statements made in the preparation and submission of this applicant and related materials are punishable as a Class A Misdemeanor under Connecticut General Statutes 53a-157b, as may be amended. Sign: Title: Date: IRF Rev Application 67 Department of Economic and Community Development Insurance Reinvestment Program Public Act 10-75, sec. 14 Taxpayer Affidavit Attachment 1 Taxpayer Information Taxpayer Name: CT Address: City, State, Zip: Federal ID #: State Tax Registration #: Contact: Title: Phone: Fax: Cell Phone: Taxpayer Income Year End: Connecticut Insurance Reinvestment Fund Information Applicant Insurance Reinvestment Fund: CT Address: City, State, Zip: Federal ID #: State Tax Registration #: Contact: Title: Phone: Fax: Cell Phone: Commitment of Eligible Capital Amount of Investment: Type of Investment: Equity: Debt: Terms of Investment (provide copies of executed investment documents): The undersigned officer of (taxpayer), being duly sworn, hereby requests the subject Insurance Reinvestment Fund to submit to the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development on its behalf a request for an allocation of tax credits in the amount of eligible capital outlined herein. The undersigned officer further certifies that an investment of eligible capital will be made to the Connecticut Insurance Reinvestment Fund in Accordance with Public Act 10-75, sec. 14(c). Signature Printed Name and Title State of County of Subscribed and sworn to me this day of, 20 (Notary Seal) Signature of Notary Public My commission expires IRF Ver Affidavit 18 Department of Economic and Community Development Insurance Reinvestment Program Public Act 10-75, sec. 14 Authorization For The Release Of Company Information Attachment 2 I,, agree that the Connecticut Department Labor may disclose information pertaining to (the Company), such as employer name, address, and number of employees, by facility location, to the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD). This authorization pertains to the following locations and their related Unemployment Insurance Number (UI #). Attach additional sheets, if necessary: Company Name Location UI # I further agree that DECD may, in turn, disclose such information to the Connecticut General Assembly and Auditors of Public Accounts as part of its reporting requirements pursuant to Connecticut General Statute 32-1m, as may be amended or modified. In addition, I understand that this information may be utilized for purposes of performing employment reviews and research related activities conducted by DECD. I understand that this authorization may be revoked at any time, except to the extent that action has already been taken in reliance on it. However, I understand that revocation of this authorization may result in default under my financial assistance contract with DECD. This authorization will expire upon the Company s fulfillment of its contractual obligations with DECD and DECD s fulfillment of its reporting requirements pursuant to Connecticut General Statute 32-1m, as may be amended or modified. Name (Print or Type) Title Signature Date IRF 6.10 Authorization 19 IRF Attachment 3: Green Occupations -- Listed by Occupational Group SOC Code Title Management General and Operations Managers Administrative Services Managers Industrial Production Managers Farmers and Ranchers Construction Managers Engineering Managers Natural Sciences Managers Business and Financial Operations Purchasing Agents and Buyers, Farm Products Cost Estimators Management Analysts Meeting and Convention Planners Business Operations Specialists, All Other Computer and Mathematical Science Computer Software Engineers, Applications Computer Software Engineers, Systems Software Operations Research Analysts Architecture and Engineering Architects, Except Landscape and Naval Landscape Architects Agricultural Engineers Chemical Engineers Civil Engineers Electrical Engineers Electronics Engineers, Except Computer Environmental Engineers Mechanical Engineers Architectural and Civil Drafters Environmental Engineering Technicians Life, Physical, and Social Science Soil and Plant Scientists Conservation Scientists Foresters Atmospheric and Space Scientists Chemists Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers Hydrologists Urban and Regional Planners Chemical Technicians Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health Forest and Conservation Technicians Legal Lawyerse Education, Training, and Library Farm and Home Management Advisors Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Commercial and Industrial Designers Healthcare Practitioner and Technical Occupational Health and Safety Specialists Protective Service Fish and Game Wardens Page 1 of 3 Connecticut Department of Labor, Office of Research (April 2009)10 IRF Attachment 3: Green Occupations -- Listed by Occupational Group SOC Code Title Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers Tree Trimmers and Pruners Sales and Related Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing Office and Administrative Support Customer Service Representatives Couriers and Messengers Dispatchers, Except Police, Fire, and Ambulance Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks Executive Secretaries and Administrative Assistants Secretaries, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive Office Clerks, General Farming, Fishing, and Forestry First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Workers Agricultural Inspectors Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse Farmworkers, Farm and Ranch Animals Forest and Conservation Workers Construction and Extraction First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Construction Trades and Extraction Wkrs Boilermakers Carpenters Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers Construction Laborers Paving, Surfacing, and Tamping Equipment Operators Pile-Driver Operators Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators Electricians Glaziers Insulation Workers, Floor, Ceiling, and Wall Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters Roofers Sheet Metal Workers Structural Iron and Steel Workers Helpers--Carpenters Helpers--Electricians Construction and Building Inspectors Hazardous Materials Removal Workers Rail-Track Laying and Maintenance Equipment Operators Installation, Maintenance, and Repair First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists Bicycle Repairers Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers Industrial Machinery Mechanics Maintenance and Repair Workers, General Millwrights Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other Page 2 of 3 Connecticut Department of Labor, Office of Research (April 2009)11 IRF Attachment 3: Green Occupations -- Listed by Occupational Group SOC Code Title Production First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Production and Operating Workers Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers Engine and Other Machine Assemblers Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters Team Assemblers Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders Machinists Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers Printing Machine Operators Cabinetmakers and Bench Carpenters Water and Liquid Waste Treatment Plant and System Operators Chemical Plant and System Operators Plant and System Operators, All Other Chemical Equipment Operators and Tenders Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Operators Mixing and Blending Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers Transportation and Material Moving Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity Truck Drivers, Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Locomotive Engineers Railroad Conductors and Yardmasters Subway and Streetcar Operators Crane and Tower Operators Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors Page 3 of 3 Connecticut Department of Labor, Office of Research (April 2009)12 Department of Economic and Community Development Insurance Reinvestment Program Public Act 10-75, sec. 14 Questions and Answers Attachment 4 Updated 11/29/11 Question: Section (6)(B) of the Public Act provides that in order to maintain certification, a Insurance Reinvestment Fund ( IRF ) must be in compliance with the revenue impact assessment provided in the application demonstrating that the IRF s business plan continues to have a revenue neutral or positive impact on the state. It is unclear how the commissioner will test compliance with this requirement. Response: DECD will utilize the initial Revenue Impact Assessment ( RIA ) and associated assumptions and data that were provided to demonstrate that an IRF s plan is revenue neutral/positive for the state. This will become the baseline for comparison with the actual performance outlined in an IRF s annual report. DECD will, as part of its compliance review, look at whether the IRF invested in accordance with the assumptions of its RIA (e.g. pace of investment, industry segments, type of investment, timeframe for investment, etc.). DECD will also look at the amount of cumulative revenue generated on a year over year basis, so that if in one reporting year, revenue is negative, but the cumulative amount of revenue for all reporting years continues to be neutral or positive, then the IRF would be in compliance with its revenue impact assessment. In addition, since tax credits earned under the program do not begin until year four, the state costs that would need to be factored into the revenue impact assessment will be limited, which reduces the amount of negative revenue that may be generated. The timing of the tax credit disbursement is particularly important since forfeiture of credits would not occur after the fourth anniversary of the fund s allocation date so long as an IRF has invested 60% of its fund by the anniversary date and there is no outstanding decertification notice. This means that credits are preserved despite a significant amount of tax credits (i.e. state revenue loss) that do not need to be included in the revenue impact assessment during the first four years, which reduces the revenue impact assessment risk to the IRF. Also, the Public Act allows for an IRF to apply to the commissioner to amend its plan based on unavoidable or reasonably unanticipated changes to conditions (e.g. economic climate, technology, etc.) and depending on the significance of those changes, an updated revenue impact assessment may need to be provided to reflect the change(s). Question: Section (7) of the Public Act provides that [i]n the annual report due in the third, fifth, seventh and ninth years after its allocation date, each IRF shall also report to the commissioner its compliance with the investment parameters set forth in its business plan and the revenue impact assessment provided in the application demonstrating that the IRF s business plan continues to have a revenue neutral or positive impact on the state. [emphasis added] IRF Rev Question and Answer - 113 Annual reports are due not later than January 31. It is unclear which annual reports must contain these additional compliance reports. Response: The following is an outline of the reporting requirements and the time in which they are due, assuming investments start in DECD will also need to include its own requirements in order verify actual dollars invested, jobs, business eligibility, etc. The reports due in the 3 rd, 5 th, 7 th, and 9 th year refer to reports of data for the prior year (see table), not the subsequent year, as they propose above. Take for example the report due 1/31/2015 (year 5). This report will be providing an update on year 4 investments (the preceding year), which is also the year in which fund managers are to have invested up to 60% of their allocation. Tax Year Report Year Report Due Requirements /31/2011 A, B, C, D, F /31/2012 A, B, C, D, F /31/2013 A, B, C, D, E, F /31/2014 A, B, C, D, F /31/2015 A, B, C, D, E, F /31/2016 A, B, C, D, F /31/2017 A, B, C, D, E, F /31/2018 A, B, C, D, F /31/2019 A, B, C, D, E, F /31/2020 A, B, C, D, F (A) The amount of eligible capital remaining at the end of the preceding year; (B) Each investment in an eligible business during the preceding year and, with respect to each eligible business, its location and North American Industrial Classification System code; (C) The percentage of eligible capital invested in green technology businesses and preseed investments; (D) Distributions made by the IRF in the preceding year. (E) The annual report due in the third, fifth, seventh and ninth years after its allocation date, each IRF shall also report to the commissioner its compliance with the investment parameters set forth in its business plan and the revenue impact assessment provided in the application and provide an updated revenue impact assessment reflecting actual results through the end of the period tested and demonstrating that the IRF's business plan continues to have a revenue neutral or positive impact on the state.. The initial report due for year three will not include any impact of the tax credits earned by the IRF s investors as they are not permitted to be utilized until the investors returns are filed in the following year. (F) Each IRF shall provide to the commissioner annual audited financial statements. Question: The Public Act mandates that the Department of Economic and Community Development ( DECD ) test whether IRFs have invested in eligible businesses within four and IRF Rev Question and Answer - 214 ten years of their allocation date but has no mechanism by which IRFs can confirm that a business meets the definition of eligible business prior to investment or if the investment will be considered consistent with the IRF s business plan. This creates an administrative problem for the DECD, and investors in IRFs need some level of comfort that IRFs are indeed investing in eligible businesses. Response: It is the department s intent to offer an IRF the opportunity to have DECD pre-screen their proposed investments for purposes of determining if they are an eligible business, including preseed and green technology businesses as defined under the Public Act, and whether they are consistent with the IRF s business plan. The IRF application contains information outlining what documentation will need to be provided in order to assist DECD in its determination of eligibility. DECD anticipates being able to complete these reviews in 15 business days provided all relevant documentation has been provided to adequately determine eligibility. Question: Section (5) of the Public Act imposes a $25,000 penalty on IRFs and taxpayers that do not close on an allocation of eligible capital within five business days after the IRF s notice of certification. It is unclear whether this penalty would apply to failure to close on a reallocation of eligible capital. Response: DECD intends to provide notice to existing certified IRFs when a reallocation of eligible capital has been made available. Based upon this notice, an IRF will be able to submit an updated application and related documents to reflect this new level of eligible capital for which they are applying to receive an additional allocation of tax credits. No additional application fee will be required, if the IRF is all ready certified by DECD. Question: The Public Act does not address the interplay between the DECD and the Department of Revenue. Response: As with many of DECD s programs that include a tax component, DECD would anticipate sharing information with DRS on the participants in the program. Question: Section (1)(B) of the Public Act defines eligible business as a business that has its principal business operations in Connecticut, has fewer than two hundred fifty employees at the time of investment and not more than ten million dollars in net income in the previous year. The Public Act does not address investments of follow-on capital in such businesses. Response: After DECD determines that a business is an eligible business it does not intend to continue monitoring the business for eligibility beyond the time of investment by the IRF. Question: What, if any, are the implications of a decertification after Year 4 if 60% of the Eligible Capital was invested by the fourth anniversary and no credits were forfeited? Response: Based on the current language of the Public Act, forfeiture of future credits only occurs before the fourth anniversary of the fund s allocation date. IRF Rev Question and Answer - 315 Question: Section 3 of the business plan, requires a three digit NAICS code be used as part of the Revenue Impact Assessment, can a two digit NAICS code be used for the Revenue Impact Assessment ( RIA ), as opposed to a three digit code? Response: DECD will allow for the use of a two digit NAICS code for the purposes of the RIA, understanding that there is a significant variation in the multipliers within a two-digit category. This means that a REMI analysis could over or under estimate the economic and fiscal effects of the proposed investments. Question: The RIA asks for information on type, terms and uses of the investment capital that will be provided to a business. Given this investment could be several years in the future, this would be complete guesswork, can we just identify the type of investment (debt or equity) for modeling purposes? Response: Yes, the fund manager can just identify the type of investment (debt or equity). Recognizing that these investments occur over time, DECD asks that the fund manager estimate as accurately and completely the types of investments to be made (debt or equity) as each one will have different consequences for modeling with the understanding that the fund manager will later need to report on actual portfolio investment types, amounts, targets, uses and other information useful in determining revenue neutrality. It is important to include all assumptions and input data used in the economic model, which will allow DECD to verify revenue neutrality or better. Question: How will the commissioner test compliance with the investment parameters in an IRF's business plan? Response: With respect to the proposed pace at which investments in eligible businesses will be made, an IRF will be in compliance with this investment parameter if it invests at the pace detailed in its business plan or at a faster pace. With respect to industry segments, an IRF will be in compliance with this investment parameter only if it invests its eligible capital in the NAICS codes identified in its business plan. The commissioner may test compliance with this investment parameter annually. With respect to the type and allocation of investment capital provided by the IRF, an IRF will be in compliance with this investment parameter provided it has capital available (either uninvested eligible capital, capital other than eligible capital contributed to the IRF or cash received as returns of capital or profits from investments) to achieve the percentages of type and allocation projected in its business plan. The commissioner may test compliance with this investment parameter annually. Question: What all must an IRF submit to the commissioner in its application to amend its business plan under Section (6)(A)? IRF Rev Question and Answer - 416 Response: The commissioner will allow an IRF to amend its business plan so long as it submits with its amendment: (1) a description of the unavoidable or reasonably unanticipated changes that precipitated the need for such amendment and (2) a detailed description of the proposed changes. If the commissioner determines that the changes are sufficiently material to the assumptions contained in the IRF's original revenue impact assessment, it may require to the IRF to submit a revised revenue impact assessment demonstrating that the fund's business plan, as amended, continues to have a revenue neutral or positive impact on the state. For threshold purposes, the commissioner should be made aware of any changes that would cause a 10% or more adverse deviation from the business plan or other such change that the IRF believes requires a review by the commissioner to be warranted. DECD will determine, in consultation with the IRF whether it will require an amendment to the IRF s business plan and related documents, however, DECD will have the final decision making authority. Question: May an applicant withdraw its application? Response: So long as the applicant has not been certified as an IRF by the commissioner and its investors have not been allocated tax credits, the applicant may withdraw its application. The application fee, however, is nonrefundable as outlined under the Public Act. Any resubmitted application will be deemed to be received for allocation purposes on the actual date of its resubmission. Question: May an applicant amend its application to request additional eligible capital? Response: So long as (1) the applicant has not been certified as an IRF by the commissioner, (2) there are remaining tax credits and (3) the applicant submits an additional affidavit by each taxpayer committing an investment of eligible capital as well as an updated business plan and revenue impact assessment demonstrating the impact of the additional eligible capital, an applicant may amend its application to request additional eligible capital equal to the commitment of the taxpayer(s). Question: May an applicant amend its application to split its allocation request among one or more affiliated funds? Response: So long as (1) the applicant has not been certified as a IRF by the commissioner, (2) the total aggregate investor commitments remain the same, (3) the applicant submits an amended application reflecting the reduced fund size, including a revised business plan and revenue impact assessment and new investor commitment affidavits, (4) each additional applicant submits a complete application, including a nonrefundable application fee of $7,500, the applicant may amend its application to split its allocation request among one or more affiliated applicants, and the commissioner will deem such allocation requests for the affiliated applications to be submitted as of the date of submission of the original application. IRF Rev Question and Answer - 517 Timing of Tax Credit Usage Question: Please confirm that if we close in October of 2011, the third year annual report will be due on January 31, 2014, will cover the calendar year 2013 and the revenue impact assessment included with the third year annual report will reflect no tax credits, since no tax credits are available for use with respect to calendar year Response: We agree with the analysis. Question: May a IRF receive a written confirmation from the DECD that future tax credits to be claimed with respect to the IRF are no longer subject to forfeiture under the law? Response: Upon request, and after DECD s review of an IRF s most recent annual report and other information that may be needed to demonstrate that at least 60% of its eligible capital has been invested in an eligible business and that other statutory requirements have been satisfied as of the fourth anniversary of the allocation date, including that the IRF (i) has not been decertified on or before such anniversary date, and (ii) is not currently under a decertification notice, DECD will issue written confirmation to an IRF that future tax credits are not subject to forfeiture based on the current law. In the event that fourth anniversary of an IRF s allocation date falls prior to December 31 of the fourth anniversary year, no interim revenue impact assessment will be required as part of any other information that may be needed as specified herein. This response is a revision to our guidance posted on DECD s website and will be updated soon after. Question: What, if any, are the implications of a decertification after Year 4 if 60% of the Eligible Capital was invested by the fourth anniversary and no credits were forfeited? Response: Based on the current language of the Public Act, forfeiture of future credits only occurs on or before the fourth anniversary of the fund s allocation date. However, an IRF may not make distributions, except as set forth under subparagraphs (A), (B), and (C) of Section 8 of C.G.S. 38a-88a(c), of their fund while decertified or under notice of decertification, unless the deficiencies are waived by the commissioner or the IRF returns to compliance with subdivision (6), (7), and (8) of C.G.S. sec. 38a-88a(c) referenced herein. Please be reminded that the statute allows for an IRF to apply to the commissioner to amend its business plan based on unavoidable or reasonably unanticipated changes to conditions (e.g. economic climate, technology, etc.) and depending on the significance of those changes, an updated revenue impact assessment may need to be provided to reflect the change(s) and Commissioner s approval of shall not be unreasonably withheld. Question: Recognizing the time that is needed to prepare an annual financial audit for an organization, will DECD allow an IRF to submit its annual audited financial statements after January 31? Response: Yes, DECD will allow for up to 120 days from the December 31 close of the year for an IRF to submit its annual audited financial statements. An IRF s annual report will still be required to be submitted by January 31. Additional questions and answers will be added as they are received by DECD. IRF Rev Question and Answer - 618 Note: This document has been updated to show changes that were made to the existing statute (Sec. 38a-88a) along with new language from the Public Act. This is being provided to assist the reader in their analysis and understanding of the changes to the act. Department of Economic and Community Development Insurance Reinvestment Program Public Act No , sec. 14 Attachment 5 Sec. 14. Section 38a-88a of the general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective July 1, 2010): (a) As used in this section: (1) "Facility" means an insurance business facility; (2) "Insurance business" means a business with a North American Industry Classification System code of to , inclusive, that is engaged in the business of insuring risks or of providing services necessary to the business of insuring risks; (3) "New job" means a job that did not exist in the business of a subject insurance business in this state prior to the subject insurance business's application to the commissioner for an eligibility certificate under this section for a new facility and that is filled by a new employee, but does not include a job created when an employee is shifted from an existing location of the subject insurance business in this state to a new facility; (4) "New employee" means a person who resides in Connecticut and is hired by a subject insurance business to fill a position for a new job or a person shifted from an existing location of the subject insurance business outside this state to a new facility in this state, provided (A) in no case shall the total number of new employees allowed for purposes of this credit exceed the total increase in the taxpayer's employment in this state, which increase shall be the difference between (i) the number of employees employed by the subject insurance business in this state at the time of application for an eligibility certificate to the commissioner plus the number of new employees who would be eligible for inclusion under the credit allowed under this section without regard to this calculation, and (ii) the highest number of employees employed by the subject insurance business in this state in the year preceding the subject insurance business's application for an eligibility certificate to the commissioner, and (B) a person shall be deemed to be a "new employee" only if such person's duties in connection with the operation of the facility are on a regular, full-time, or equivalent thereof, and permanent basis; IRF Updated 9.10 Public Act 10-75, sec. 14 119 (5) "New facility" means a facility which (A) is acquired by, leased to, or constructed by, a subject insurance business on or after the date of the subject insurance business's application to the commissioner for an eligibility certificate under this section, unless, upon application of the subject insurance business and upon good and sufficient cause shown, the commissioner waives the requirement that such activity take place after the application, and (B) was not in service or use during the one-year period immediately prior to the date of the subject insurance business's application to said commissioner for an eligibility certificate under this section, unless upon application of the subject insurance business and upon good and sufficient cause shown, the commissioner consents to waiving the one-year period; (6) "Related person" means (A) a corporation, limited liability company, partnership, association or trust controlled by the taxpayer or subject insurance business, as the case may be, (B) an individual, corporation, limited liability company, partnership, association or trust that is in control of the taxpayer or subject insurance business, as the case may be, (C) a corporation, limited liability company, partnership, association or trust controlled by an individual, corporation, limited liability company, partnership, association or trust that is in control of the taxpayer or subject insurance business, as the case may be, or (D) a member of the same controlled group as the taxpayer or subject insurance business, as the case may be. For purposes of this section, "control", with respect to a corporation, means ownership, directly or indirectly, of stock possessing fifty per cent or more of the total combined voting power of all classes of the stock of such corporation entitled to vote. "Control", with respect to a trust, means ownership, directly or indirectly, of fifty per cent or more of the beneficial interest in the principal or income of such trust. The ownership of stock in a corporation, of a capital or profits interest in a partnership or association or of a beneficial interest in a trust shall be determined in accordance with the rules for constructive ownership of stock provided in Section 267(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, or any subsequent corresponding internal revenue code of the United States, as from time to time amended, other than [paragraph (3) of such section] Paragraph (3) of Section 267(c) of said internal revenue code; (7) "Moneys of the taxpayer" means all amounts invested in a fund, directly or indirectly, on behalf of a taxpayer, including but not limited to (A) direct investments made by the taxpayer, and (B) loans made to the fund for the benefit of the taxpayer which loans are guaranteed by the taxpayer, provided no amounts represented by any such loan shall be used for the purpose of obtaining any tax credit by any person making such loan against any tax levied by this state; (8) "Income year" means (A) with respect to corporations subject to taxation under chapter 208, the income year as determined under said chapter, (B) with respect to insurance companies, hospital and medical services corporations subject to taxation under chapter 207, the income year as determined under said chapter, and (C) with IRF Updated 9.10 Public Act 10-75, sec. 14 220 respect to taxpayers subject to taxation under chapter 229, the taxable year determined under [said] chapter 229; (9) "Taxpayer" means any person as defined in section 12-1, whether or not subject to any taxes levied by this state; and (10) "Commissioner" means the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development. (b) (1) On or before July 1, 2000, the commissioner shall register managers of funds created for the purpose of investing in insurance businesses. Any manager registered under this subsection shall have its primary place of business in this state. Each applicant shall submit an application under oath to the commissioner to be registered and shall furnish evidence satisfactory to the commissioner of its financial responsibility, integrity, and professional competence to manage investments. Failure to maintain adequate fiduciary standards shall constitute cause for the commissioner to revoke, after hearing, any registration granted under this section. The fund manager shall make a report on or before the first day of March in each year, under oath, to the Commissioner of Revenue Services specifying the name, address and Social Security number or employer identification number of each investor, the year during which each investment was made by each investor, the amount of each investment and a description of the fund's investment objectives and relative performance. [(c)] (2) There shall be allowed as a credit against the tax imposed under chapter 207, 208 or 229 or section 38a-743 an amount equal to the following percentage of the moneys of the taxpayer invested through a fund manager in an insurance business with respect to the following income years of the taxpayer: [(1)] (A) With respect to the income year in which the investment in the subject insurance business was made and the two next succeeding income years, zero per cent; [(2)] (B) with respect to the third full income year succeeding the year in which the investment in the subject insurance business was made and the three next succeeding income years, ten per cent; [(3)] (C) with respect to the seventh full income year succeeding the year in which the investment in the subject insurance business was made and the two next succeeding income years, twenty per cent. The sum of all tax credit granted pursuant to the provisions of this [section] subsection shall not exceed fifteen million dollars with respect to investments made by a fund or funds in any single insurance business, and with respect to all investments made by a fund shall not exceed the total amount originally invested in such fund. Any fund manager may apply to the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development for a credit that exceeds the limitations established by this [subsection] subdivision. The commissioner shall evaluate the benefits of such application and make recommendations to the General Assembly if he determines that the proposal would be of economic benefit to the state. IRF Updated 9.10 Public Act 10-75, sec. 14 3 View more
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