| Arizona |
2021 |
General Economic Development |
2021 Ariz. SB 1829 |
41-1504. |
41-1504. Powers and duties; e-verify requirement […] C. The authority shall: 6. Post on its website on an annual basis a report containing at least the following information: (a) The cumulative progress made toward its goals for job creation, capital investment and higher average wages. (b) To the extent not prohibited by law, information on each incentive application approved by the authority in the fiscal year, including the amount of the incentive approved or awarded and the applicant’s activity that is projected or has been achieved, whichever is applicable, to qualify for the incentive. (c) Rural economic development outreach and impact data. (d) Small business outreach and impact data. 7. Develop and implement written policies and procedures relating to the administration of grants from the Arizona competes fund established by section 41-1545.01, including the following elements: (a) Procedures for documenting grantee selection and due diligence. (b) Procedures for verification of information submitted by grantees. (c) Procedures for evaluating requests to amend grant terms and for documenting decisions relating to those requests. 8. Notwithstanding any other law, on request of the office of economic opportunity, disclose to the office of economic opportunity applicant information for incentives administered, in whole or in part, by the authority. Any confidentiality requirements provided by law applicable to the information disclosed pursuant to this paragraph apply to the office of economic opportunity. |
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Y |
N |
| Arizona |
2021 |
Agricultural workforce development program |
2021 Ariz. SB 1825 |
3-127. |
3-127. Agricultural workforce development program; rules; apprentices; costs; annual report; definitions A. THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA COOPERATIVE EXTENSION OFFICE SHALL ESTABLISH THE AGRICULTURAL WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM TO PROVIDE INCENTIVES TO FOOD-PRODUCING AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS TO HIRE APPRENTICES BY PARTIALLY REIMBURSING APPRENTICESHIP COSTS. [...]E. ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 1 EACH YEAR, THE COOPERATIVE EXTENSION OFFICE SHALL SUBMIT A REPORT REGARDING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PROGRAM IN ACHIEVING THE PROGRAM’S PURPOSE TO THE GOVERNOR, THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE AND THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND PROVIDE A COPY OF THIS REPORT TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE. |
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N |
Y |
| Arizona |
2021 |
Affordable housing tax credit |
2021 Ariz. SB 1124 |
41-3954.; 43-225. |
41-3954. Affordable housing tax credit; limit; eligibility statement; rules; public hearings; annual report; definitions A. THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TAX CREDIT IS ESTABLISHED. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ADMINISTER THE CREDIT AS PROVIDED BY THIS SECTION.B. ON APPLICATION, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ALLOCATE TAX CREDITS UNDER THIS SECTION FOR PROJECTS IN THIS STATE THAT QUALIFY FOR THE FEDERAL LOW-INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT UNDER SECTION 42 OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND THAT ARE PLACED IN SERVICE, FOR PURPOSES OF THE FEDERAL CREDIT, FROM AND AFTER JUNE 30, 2022, IN AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO AT LEAST FIFTY PERCENT OF THE AMOUNT OF THE FEDERAL CREDIT ALLOWED IN EACH TAXABLE YEAR DURING THE FEDERAL CREDIT PERIOD. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ALLOCATE TAX CREDITS UNDER THIS SECTION ACCORDING TO THE DEPARTMENT’S CURRENT QUALIFIED ALLOCATION PLAN ADOPTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 42( M ) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.[...]43-225. Affordable housing tax credit review committee; reports A. THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TAX CREDIT REVIEW COMMITTEE IS ESTABLISHED CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS:1. THREE MEMBERS WHO ARE APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR, NOT MORE THAN TWO OF WHOM ARE MEMBERS OF THE SAME POLITICAL PARTY.2. THREE MEMBERS WHO ARE APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, NOT MORE THAN TWO OF WHOM ARE MEMBERS OF THE SAME POLITICAL PARTY.3. THREE MEMBERS WHO ARE APPOINTED BY THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, NOT MORE THAN TWO OF WHOM ARE MEMBERS OF THE SAME POLITICAL PARTY.B. APPOINTED MEMBERS SERVE AT THE PLEASURE OF THE PERSON WHO MADE THE APPOINTMENT.C. COMMITTEE MEMBERS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE COMPENSATION BUT ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES PURSUANT TO TITLE 38, CHAPTER 4, ARTICLE 2.D. THE COMMITTEE SHALL REVIEW THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TAX CREDITS ALLOWED UNDER SECTIONS 20-224.04, 41-3954, 43-1075 AND 43-1163 ON THE THIRD YEAR AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE CREDIT AND EVERY THREE YEARS THEREAFTER. THE COMMITTEE’S REVIEW SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:1. THE HISTORY, RATIONALE AND ESTIMATED REVENUE IMPACT OF THE CREDIT.2. WHETHER THE CREDIT HAS PROVIDED A BENEFIT TO THIS STATE THAT INCLUDES, FOR CORPORATE TAX CREDITS, MEASURABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, NEW INVESTMENTS, CREATION OF NEW JOBS OR RETENTION OF EXISTING JOBS IN THIS STATE.3. WHETHER THE CREDIT IS UNNECESSARILY COMPLEX IN THE APPLICATION, ADMINISTRATION AND APPROVAL PROCESSES.4. THE NUMBER OF HOUSING UNITS GENERATED AS A RESULT OF THE TAX CREDIT AND THE AVERAGE INCOME OF RESIDENTS OFFERED HOUSING UNITS.E. ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 15 OF THE YEAR THE COMMITTEE REVIEWS THE CREDIT, THE COMMITTEE SHALL REPORT ITS FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE GOVERNOR AND SHALL PROVIDE A COPY OF THE REPORT TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE. |
N |
N |
Y |
| Arizona |
2018 |
General Economic Development |
2018 Ariz. HB 2167 |
41-1504. |
41-1504. Powers and duties; e-verify requirement [...]6. Post on its website on an annual basis a report containing at least the following information:[...](C) RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OUTREACH AND IMPACT DATA.(D) SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH AND IMPACT DATA. |
N |
N |
Y |
| Arizona |
2017 |
Cities and Towns Economic Development |
2017 Ariz. SB 1416 |
42-5032.02. |
42-5032.02. Distribution of revenues for city, town or county infrastructure improvements related to manufacturing facilities; definitions [...]F. BEFORE SUBMITTING THE CERTIFICATION TO THE ARIZONA COMMERCE AUTHORITY, THE MANUFACTURING FACILITY AND THE CITY, TOWN OR COUNTY MUST ENTER INTO A WRITTEN AGREEMENT THAT:1. IDENTIFIES AND STATES THE COST OF THE PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS THAT WILL BE CONSTRUCTED.2. IDENTIFIES THE SOURCES OF MONIES, INCLUDING MONIES RECEIVED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION, THAT WILL BE USED TO PAY FOR THE PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS. |
N |
N |
Y |
| Arizona |
2016 |
General Economic Development |
2016 Ariz. SB 1501 |
41-1504. |
41-1504. Powers and duties; e-verify requirement […] C. The authority shall: […] 7. POST ON ITS WEBSITE ON AN ANNUAL BASIS A REPORT CONTAINING AT LEAST THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: (A) THE CUMULATIVE PROGRESS MADE TOWARD ITS GOALS FOR JOB CREATION, CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND HIGHER AVERAGE WAGES. (B) TO THE EXTENT NOT PROHIBITED BY LAW, INFORMATION ON EACH INCENTIVE APPLICATION APPROVED BY THE AUTHORITY IN THE FISCAL YEAR, INCLUDING THE AMOUNT OF THE INCENTIVE APPROVED OR AWARDED AND THE APPLICANT’S ACTIVITY THAT IS PROJECTED OR HAS BEEN ACHIEVED, WHICHEVER IS APPLICABLE, TO QUALIFY FOR THE INCENTIVE.8. DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT WRITTEN POLICIES AND PROCEDURES RELATING TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF GRANTS FROM THE ARIZONA COMPETES FUND ESTABLISHED BY SECTION 41-1545.01, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING ELEMENTS:(A) PROCEDURES FOR DOCUMENTING GRANTEE SELECTION AND DUE DILIGENCE.(B) PROCEDURES FOR VERIFICATION OF INFORMATION SUBMITTED BY GRANTEES.(C) PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATING REQUESTS TO AMEND GRANT TERMS AND FOR DOCUMENTING DECISIONS RELATING TO THOSE REQUESTS. |
N |
Y |
N |
| Arizona |
2016 |
Arizona Competes Fund |
2016 Ariz. SB 1501 |
41-1545.04. |
41-1545.04. Report on use of monies in the Arizona competes fund A. On or before November 1 of each year, the authority shall submit to the president of the senate, the speaker of the house of representatives and the joint legislative budget committee a report on grants made from the Arizona competes fund under this article in the preceding fiscal year and all projects currently being funded from the Arizona competes fund. The authority shall provide a copy of the report to the secretary of state AND POST A COPY ON THE AUTHORITY’S WEBSITE. The report shall include: [...] |
N |
Y |
Y |
| Arizona |
2016 |
General Economic Development |
2016 Ariz. HB 2666 |
41-1504.; 41-5301. |
41-1504. Powers and duties; e-verify requirement A. The board of directors, on behalf of the authority, may: [...]C. The authority shall: [...]7. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER LAW, ON REQUEST OF THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, DISCLOSE TO THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY APPLICANT INFORMATION FOR INCENTIVES ADMINISTERED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY THE AUTHORITY. ANY CONFIDENTIALITY REQUIREMENTS PROVIDED BY LAW APPLICABLE TO THE INFORMATION DISCLOSED PURSUANT TO THIS PARAGRAPH APPLY TO THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY.CHAPTER 53 OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY ARTICLE 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS 41-5301. Definitions IN THIS CHAPTER, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES:1. “DIRECTOR” MEANS THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE.2. “OFFICE” MEANS THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY.41-5302. Office of economic opportunity; funds A. THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY IS ESTABLISHED.B. THE DIRECTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DIRECTION, OPERATION AND CONTROL OF THE OFFICE.C. THE GOVERNOR SHALL APPOINT THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-211 TO SERVE AT THE PLEASURE OF THE GOVERNOR.[...]41-5303. Powers and duties A. THE DIRECTOR SHALL:1. MONITOR THIS STATE’S TAX AND REGULATORY COMPETITIVENESS BY BENCHMARKING THIS STATE AGAINST COMPETITOR STATES AND MUNICIPALITIES, INCLUDING IMPLEMENTING A SYSTEMATIC DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS PROCESS TO EVALUATE TAX AND REGULATORY COSTS TO BUSINESSES IMPOSED BY THIS STATE AND MUNICIPALITIES OF THIS STATE IN RELATION TO OTHER STATES AND MUNICIPALITIES.2. SERVE AS THIS STATE’S WORKFORCE PLANNING COORDINATOR, PROVIDE STAFFING SUPPORT TO THE WORKFORCE ARIZONA COUNCIL, PROVIDE STEWARDSHIP OF THE STATE WORKFORCE DATA EVALUATION SYSTEM, PROVIDE ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS, INCLUDING CONSTITUTIONALLY REQUIRED POPULATION ESTIMATES, PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT ESTIMATES AND DEVELOP LABOR MARKET INFORMATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE WORKFORCE STRATEGY.3. PROVIDE OFFICE AND MEETING SPACE, ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT AND ANALYTIC SUPPORT TO THE ARIZONA FINANCE AUTHORITY AND COORDINATE WITH THE ARIZONA FINANCE AUTHORITY DIRECTOR TO INCORPORATE FINANCE MARKET INTELLIGENCE IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY AND POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS.4. DEVELOP DATA-INFORMED POLICY AND REGULATORY REFORM RECOMMENDATIONS AND PROVIDE ASSISTANCE WITH STATE TAX AND REGULATORY MATTERS, INCLUDING THE DEVELOPMENT AND ANALYSIS OF PROPOSED RULES AND REGULATIONS AND THE PROJECTED COST ON EMPLOYERS RELATING TO THOSE RULES AND REGULATIONS.5. PROVIDE ANALYTICAL SUPPORT TO THE ARIZONA COMMERCE AUTHORITY IN ITS BUSINESS RECRUITMENT, GROWTH AND RETENTION STRATEGIES.6. PROVIDE ANALYTICAL SUPPORT TO THE ARIZONA COMMERCE AUTHORITY, THE ARIZONA-MEXICO COMMISSION AND THE OFFICE OF TOURISM IN THEIR STATE MARKETING STRATEGIES.41-5403. Workforce data stewardship A. THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY AND THE DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC SECURITY SHALL ENTER INTO A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 30, 2016 TO ESTABLISH THAT THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY IS THE DESIGNATED OFFICE FOR THIS STATE AND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR FULFILLING UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE DATA REQUESTS BY ENTITIES SPECIFIED IN SECTION 23-722.04, SUBSECTION A. [...]41-5404. Workforce data task force; membership; duties; report; task force termination A. THE WORKFORCE DATA TASK FORCE IS ESTABLISHED IN THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY TO OVERSEE WORKFORCE SYSTEM EVALUATION DATA SHARING. THE TASK FORCE SHALL CONSIST OF THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS: |
N |
N |
Y |
| Arizona |
2015 |
Distributed energy generation system agreements |
2015 Ariz. SB 1465 |
44-1763. |
44-1763. Distributed energy generation system agreements; disclosures; exception A. AN AGREEMENT GOVERNING THE FINANCING, SALE OR LEASE OF A DISTRIBUTED ENERGY GENERATION SYSTEM TO ANY PERSON OR A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THIS STATE MUST:1. BE SIGNED BY THE PERSON BUYING, FINANCING OR LEASING THE DISTRIBUTED ENERGY GENERATION SYSTEM AND MUST BE DATED. ANY AGREEMENT THAT CONTAINS BLANK SPACES AFFECTING THE TIMING, VALUE OR OBLIGATIONS OF THE AGREEMENT IN A MATERIAL MANNER WHEN SIGNED BY THE BUYER OR LESSEE IS VOIDABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE BUYER OR LESSEE UNTIL THE DISTRIBUTED ENERGY GENERATION SYSTEM IS INSTALLED. [...]6. PROVIDE A DISCLOSURE IN THE SALE AND FINANCING AGREEMENTS, TO THE EXTENT THEY ARE USED BY THE SELLER OR MARKETER IN DETERMINING THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE AGREEMENT, IDENTIFY ALL CURRENT TAX INCENTIVES AND REBATES OR OTHER STATE OR FEDERAL INCENTIVES FOR WHICH THE BUYER MAY BE ELIGIBLE AND ANY CONDITIONS OR REQUIREMENTS PURSUANT TO THE AGREEMENT TO OBTAIN THESE TAX INCENTIVES, REBATES OR OTHER INCENTIVES. [...]11. PROVIDE A FULL AND ACCURATE SUMMARY OF THE TOTAL COSTS UNDER THE AGREEMENT FOR MAINTAINING AND OPERATING THE DISTRIBUTED ENERGY GENERATION SYSTEM OVER THE LIFE OF THE DISTRIBUTED ENERGY GENERATION SYSTEM, INCLUDING FINANCING, MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION COSTS RELATED TO THE DISTRIBUTED ENERGY GENERATION SYSTEM. |
N |
N |
Y |
| Arizona |
2015 |
International Operations Center |
2015 Ariz. HB 2670 |
41-1520. |
41-1520. INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS CENTER; UTILITY RELIEF; DEFINITIONS A. FROM AND AFTER JUNE 30, 2015, UTILITY RELIEF IS ALLOWED FOR THE OWNER OR OPERATOR OF AN INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS CENTER THAT IS CERTIFIED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION. [...]H. PROPRIETARY BUSINESS INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE APPLICATION FORM DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION B OF THIS SECTION AND THE WRITTEN NOTICE DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION F OF THIS SECTION ARE CONFIDENTIAL AND MAY NOT BE DISCLOSED TO THE PUBLIC, EXCEPT THAT THE INFORMATION SHALL BE TRANSMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. THE AUTHORITY OR THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE MAY DISCLOSE THE NAME OF AN INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS CENTER THAT HAS BEEN CERTIFIED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION. [...]K. FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION:1. “INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS CENTER” MEANS A FACILITY THAT IS SUBJECT TO THE INVESTMENT THRESHOLDS UNDER SUBSECTION D OF THIS SECTION AND THAT SELF-CONSUMES RENEWABLE ENERGY FROM A QUALIFIED FACILITY PURSUANT TO SECTION 43-1083.04, SUBSECTION C OR SECTION 43-1164.05, SUBSECTION C.2. “UTILITY RELIEF” MEANS THE MITIGATION OF THE TAX BURDEN ON THE RETAIL PURCHASER OF ELECTRICITY OR NATURAL GAS THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF SECTION 42-5063, SUBSECTION C, PARAGRAPH 7, SECTION 42-5159, SUBSECTION G, PARAGRAPH 2 AND SECTION 42-6012, PARAGRAPH 2. |
N |
Y |
N |
| Arizona |
2014 |
Certification of basic research payments to a university |
2014 Ariz. HB 2272 |
41-1507.01. |
41-1507.01. Certification of basic research payments to a universityA. FOR TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING FROM AND AFTER DECEMBER 31, 2014, BEFORE A TAXPAYER CAN APPLY TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE FOR CERTIFICATION OF ADDITIONAL INCOME TAX CREDITS FOR INCREASED RESEARCH ACTIVITIES INVOLVING BASIC RESEARCH PAYMENTS TO A UNIVERSITY UNDER SECTION 43-1074.01, SUBSECTION A, PARAGRAPH 1, SUBDIVISION (c) OR SECTION 43-1168, SUBSECTION A, PARAGRAPH 1, SUBDIVISION (d), A TAXPAYER SHALL OBTAIN CERTIFICATION FROM THE AUTHORITY THAT THE BASIC RESEARCH PAYMENTS MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION. THE TAXPAYER SHALL APPLY TO THE AUTHORITY FOR CERTIFICATION OF THE BASIC RESEARCH PAYMENTS AT A TIME, ON A FORM AND IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED BY THE AUTHORITY.[...]F. ANY INFORMATION GATHERED FROM A BUSINESS FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION IS CONFIDENTIAL AND MAY NOT BE DISCLOSED TO THE PUBLIC EXCEPT THAT THE INFORMATION MUST BE TRANSMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. |
N |
Y |
N |
| Arizona |
2014 |
Stadium districts expenditures |
2014 Ariz. SB 1351 |
48-4203. |
48-4203. Powers and duties of board of directors; report; conflict of interest[...]E. The board of directors of a district that is established pursuant to section 48-4202, subsection B shall :1. Determine by agreement the distribution of revenues from operating and using the multipurpose facilities among the municipalities and any participating Indian tribe or community.2. REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE BY OCTOBER 1 OF EACH YEAR REGARDING THE ACTIVITIES, OPERATIONS, REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES OF THE DISTRICT FOR THE IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING FISCAL YEAR. THE BOARD SHALL SUBMIT THE ANNUAL REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE AND THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND PROVIDE A COPY OF THE REPORT TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE. AT THE DISCRETION OF THE CHAIRPERSONS OF THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE, OR THEIR SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES, THE COMMITTEES MAY HOLD SEPARATE OR JOINT HEARINGS TO CONSIDER THE ANNUAL REPORT PREPARED BY THE DISTRICT. |
N |
N |
Y |
| Arizona |
2012 |
Qualified facility income tax credits |
2012 Ariz. HB 2815 |
41-1512. |
41-1512. Qualified facility income tax credits; qualification; definitionsA. FOR TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING FROM AND AFTER DECEMBER 31, 2012, INCOME TAX CREDITS ARE ALLOWED FOR EXPANDING OR LOCATING A QUALIFIED FACILITY IN THIS STATE PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 43-1083.03 AND 43-1164.04. ONLY CAPITAL INVESTMENTS IN A QUALIFIED FACILITY THAT ARE MADE ON OR AFTER JULY 1, 2012 ARE INCLUDED IN THE COMPUTATION OF THE CREDIT.[...]V. THE AUTHORITY SHALL:1. KEEP ANNUAL RECORDS OF THE INFORMATION PROVIDED ON APPLICATIONS FOR QUALIFIED FACILITIES. THESE RECORDS SHALL REFLECT A PERCENTAGE COMPARISON OF THE ANNUAL AMOUNT OF MONIES CREDITED TO QUALIFIED FACILITIES TO THE ESTIMATED AMOUNT OF MONIES SPENT IN THIS STATE IN THE FORM OF QUALIFYING INVESTMENTS.2. MAINTAIN ANNUAL DATA ON GROWTH IN THIS STATE OF QUALIFIED FACILITIES AND RELATED EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES.3. NOT LATER THAN APRIL 30 FOLLOWING EACH CALENDAR YEAR, PREPARE AND PUBLISH A REPORT SUMMARIZING THE INFORMATION COLLECTED PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION. THE AUTHORITY SHALL MAKE COPIES OF THE ANNUAL REPORT AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC ON REQUEST. |
N |
Y |
Y |
| Arizona |
2011 |
Arizona Competes Fund/Enterprise Zone Program |
2011 Ariz. HB 2001 |
41-1525.; 41-1545.02.; 41-1545.04. |
41-1525. Arizona quality jobs incentives; tax credits for new employment; qualifications; definitions […] J. ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 30 OF EACH YEAR, THE AUTHORITY SHALL TRANSMIT A REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR, THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE CHAIRPERSONS OF THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE AND PROVIDE A COPY OF THE REPORT TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE. THE REPORT SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. 1. THE BUSINESS NAMES, LOCATIONS, NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES AND AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION PAID TO EMPLOYEES QUALIFYING FOR INCOME TAX CREDITS AS REPORTED TO THE AUTHORITY. 2. THE AMOUNT OF CAPITAL INVESTMENT, MADE DURING THE PRECEDING FISCAL YEAR AND CUMULATIVELY. 3. THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF INCOME TAX CREDITS ALLOWED FOR THE PRECEDING TAXABLE YEAR AND THE NUMBER OF QUALIFIED EMPLOYMENT POSITIONS FOR WHICH CREDITS WERE CLAIMED PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 43-1074 AND 43-1161. 41-1545.02. Grants from the Arizona competes fund […] E. BEFORE AWARDING A GRANT FROM THE FUND UNDER THIS SECTION, THE AUTHORITY MUST PREPARE A WRITTEN STATEMENT, SIGNED BY THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, THAT, SPECIFICALLY AND IN DETAIL, ASSESSES THE DIRECT ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE GRANT. THE STATEMENT MUST: |
N |
N |
Y |
| Arizona |
2010 |
Healthy Forest Enterprise Incentives |
2010 Ariz. HB 2160 |
41-1516. |
41-1516. Healthy forest enterprise incentives; definitions [...]I. ON OR BEFORE MAY 1 OF EACH YEAR, THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL REPORT TO THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE BUDGET COMMITTEE:1. THE QUANTITY, MEASURED BY WEIGHT, OF QUALIFYING FOREST PRODUCTS REPORTED BY HARVESTERS, BY TRANSPORTERS AND BY PROCESSORS IN THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR.2. THE NUMBER OF NEW FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES HIRED IN QUALIFIED EMPLOYMENT POSITIONS IN THIS STATE IN THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR AND REPORTED FOR TAX CREDIT PURPOSES.3. THE TOTAL NUMBER OF ALL FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES EMPLOYED IN QUALIFIED EMPLOYMENT POSITIONS IN THIS STATE IN THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR AND REPORTED FOR TAX CREDIT PURPOSES. |
N |
N |
Y |
| Arizona |
2009 |
Public-Private Partnerships ijn Transportation |
2009 Ariz. HB 2396 |
28-7701.; 28-7705; 28-7707. |
28-7701. DEFINITIONSIN THIS CHAPTER, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES:1. “CONCESSION” MEANS ANY LEASE, GROUND LEASE, FRANCHISE, EASEMENT, PERMIT OR OTHER BINDING AGREEMENT TRANSFERRING RIGHTS FOR THE USE OR CONTROL, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, OF AN ELIGIBLE FACILITY BY THE DEPARTMENT OR OTHER UNIT OF GOVERNMENT TO A PRIVATE PARTNER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS CHAPTER.2. “ELIGIBLE FACILITY” MEANS ANY FACILITY DEVELOPED OR OPERATED AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS CHAPTER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS CHAPTER, INCLUDING ANY ENHANCED, UPGRADED OR NEW FACILITY USED OR USEFUL FOR THE SAFE TRANSPORT OF PEOPLE OR GOODS VIA ONE OR MORE MODES OF TRANSPORT, WHETHER INVOLVING HIGHWAYS, RAILWAYS, MONORAILS, TRANSIT, BUS SYSTEMS, GUIDED RAPID TRANSIT, FIXED GUIDEWAYS, FERRIES, BOATS, VESSELS, INTERMODAL OR MULTIMODAL SYSTEMS OR ANY OTHER MODE OF TRANSPORT, AS WELL AS FACILITIES, STRUCTURES, PARKING, RAIL YARDS OR STORAGE FACILITIES, VEHICLES, ROLLING STOCK OR OTHER RELATED EQUIPMENT, ITEMS OR PROPERTY.3. “PRIVATE PARTNER” MEANS A PERSON, ENTITY OR ORGANIZATION THAT IS NOT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, THIS STATE, A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THIS STATE OR A UNIT OF GOVERNMENT.4. “UNIT OF GOVERNMENT” MEANS ANY AGENCY, OFFICE OR DEPARTMENT OF THIS STATE, CITY, COUNTY, DISTRICT, COMMISSION, AUTHORITY, ENTITY, PORT OR OTHER PUBLIC CORPORATION ORGANIZED AND EXISTING UNDER STATUTORY LAW OR UNDER A VOTER APPROVED CHARTER OR INITIATIVE, AND ANY INTERGOVERNMENTAL ENTITY.28-7705. PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS [...]28-7707. CONFIDENTIALITY AND PUBLIC DISCLOSUREA. A PROPOSER SHALL IDENTIFY THOSE PORTIONS OF A PROPOSAL OR OTHER SUBMISSION THAT THE PROPOSER CONSIDERS TO BE TRADE SECRETS OR CONFIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL OR PROPRIETARY INFORMATION. IN ORDER FOR CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION AND TRADE SECRETS TO BE EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE, THE PRIVATE ENTITY MUST DO ALL OF THE FOLLOWING:1. INVOKE EXCLUSION ON SUBMISSION OF THE INFORMATION OR OTHER MATERIALS FOR WHICH PROTECTION IS SOUGHT.2. IDENTIFY THE DATA OR OTHER MATERIALS FOR WHICH PROTECTION IS SOUGHT WITH CONSPICUOUS LABELING.3. STATE THE REASONS WHY PROTECTION IS NECESSARY.4. FULLY COMPLY WITH ANY APPLICABLE STATE LAW WITH RESPECT TO INFORMATION THAT THE PROPOSER CONTENDS SHOULD BE EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE.B. EACH REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS ISSUED PURSUANT TO THIS CHAPTER SHALL REQUIRE EACH PROPOSER TO INCLUDE WITH ITS PROPOSAL AN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY COVERING THE MAJOR ELEMENTS OF ITS PROPOSAL THAT DO NOT ADDRESS THE PROPOSER’S PRICE, FINANCING PLAN OR OTHER CONFIDENTIAL OR PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OR TRADE SECRETS THAT THE PROPOSER INTENDS TO BE EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE. THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY SHALL BE SUBJECT TO RELEASE AND DISCLOSURE TO THE PUBLIC AT ANY TIME. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER LAW, IN ORDER TO MAXIMIZE COMPETITION UNDER THIS CHAPTER, NO PART OF A PROPOSAL OTHER THAN THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY SHALL BE SUBJECT TO RELEASE OR DISCLOSURE BY THE DEPARTMENT BEFORE AN AWARD OF THE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP CONTRACT AND THE CONCLUSION OF ANY PROTEST OR OTHER CHALLENGE TO THE AWARD, ABSENT AN ADMINISTRATIVE OR JUDICIAL ORDER REQUIRING RELEASE OR DISCLOSURE. AFTER THE AWARD OF THE CONTRACT AND THE CONCLUSION OF ANY PROTEST OR OTHER CHALLENGE TO THE AWARD, TITLE 39 APPLIES TO ANY RELEASE OF ANY PART OF THE PROPOSAL. |
N |
Y |
N |
| Arizona |
2009 |
Renewable Energy Tax Incentives |
2009 Ariz. SB 1403 |
41-1511. |
41-1511. RENEWABLE ENERGY TAX INCENTIVES; QUALIFICATIONA. TAX INCENTIVES ARE ALLOWED FOR EXPANDING OR LOCATING QUALIFIED RENEWABLE ENERGY OPERATIONS IN THIS STATE, INCLUDING INCOME TAX CREDITS PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 43-1083.01 AND 43-1164.01 AND PROPERTY TAX CLASSIFICATION PURSUANT TO SECTION 42-12006, PARAGRAPH 9.B. TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE TAX INCENTIVES, A RENEWABLE ENERGY BUSINESS MUST APPLY TO THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, ON A FORM PRESCRIBED BY THE DEPARTMENT, FOR CERTIFICATION OF THE BUSINESS AS QUALIFYING FOR THE INCENTIVES. THE APPLICATION MUST INCLUDE: [...]U. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL:1. KEEP ANNUAL RECORDS OF THE INFORMATION PROVIDED ON APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY BUSINESSES. THESE RECORDS SHALL REFLECT A PERCENTAGE COMPARISON OF THE ANNUAL AMOUNT OF MONIES EXEMPTED OR CREDITED TO QUALIFYING RENEWABLE ENERGY BUSINESSES TO THE ESTIMATED AMOUNT OF MONIES SPENT IN THIS STATE IN THE FORM OF QUALIFYING INVESTMENTS.2. MAINTAIN ANNUAL DATA ON GROWTH IN THIS STATE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY BUSINESSES AND INDUSTRY EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES.3. NOT LATER THAN APRIL 30 OF EACH YEAR, PREPARE AND PUBLISH A REPORT SUMMARIZING THE INFORMATION COLLECTED PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL MAKE COPIES OF THE ANNUAL REPORT AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC ON REQUEST. |
Y |
Y |
Y |
| Arizona |
2007 |
Cities and Towns Economic Development |
2007 Ariz. HB 2515 |
42-5029.; 42-6010. |
[A> 42-6010. BUSINESS LOCATION MUNICIPAL TAX INCENTIVES; PROHIBITION; PENALTY; EXCEPTIONS; DEFINITIONS <A][A> A. A CITY OR TOWN THAT HAS EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES LOCATED ENTIRELY WITHIN THE EXTERIOR BOUNDARY OF A METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA HAVING A POPULATION OF MORE THAN TWO MILLION PERSONS SHALL NOT OFFER OR PROVIDE A TAX INCENTIVE TO A BUSINESS ENTITY AS AN INDUCEMENT OR IN EXCHANGE FOR LOCATING OR RELOCATING A RETAIL BUSINESS FACILITY IN THE CITY OR TOWN. <A][A> B. A CITY OR TOWN THAT VIOLATES THIS SECTION IS SUBJECT TO A PENALTY EQUAL TO THE AMOUNT OF THE INCENTIVE REALIZED BY THE TAXPAYER, EXTENDED OVER A PERIOD OF SIXTY MONTHS. THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE SHALL NOTIFY THE STATE TREASURER TO WITHHOLD THE AMOUNT OF THE PENALTY FROM MONIES OTHERWISE PAYABLE TO THE CITY OR TOWN AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 42-5029, SUBSECTION J. <A][A> C. THE CITY OR TOWN SHALL REPORT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE THE VALUE OF ANY TAX INCENTIVE USED AS AN INDUCEMENT OR IN EXCHANGE FOR LOCATING OR RELOCATING A RETAIL BUSINESS FACILITY IN THE CITY OR TOWN. FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SUBSECTION, THE VALUE INCLUDES ALL NEGOTIATED AMOUNTS, IN ANY FORM AND WHETHER ACTUAL, REALIZED OR CONTINGENT, OVER THE TERM OF THE INCENTIVE AGREEMENT. <A]42-5029. Remission and distribution of monies; definition [...][A> J. EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY THIS SUBSECTION, ON NOTICE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE PURSUANT TO SECTION 42-6010, SUBSECTION B, THE STATE TREASURER SHALL WITHHOLD FROM THE DISTRIBUTION OF MONIES PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION TO THE AFFECTED CITY OR TOWN THE AMOUNT OF THE PENALTY FOR BUSINESS LOCATION MUNICIPAL TAX INCENTIVES PROVIDED BY THE CITY OR TOWN TO A BUSINESS ENTITY THAT LOCATES A RETAIL BUSINESS FACILITY IN THE CITY OR TOWN. THE STATE TREASURER SHALL CONTINUE TO WITHHOLD MONIES PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION UNTIL THE ENTIRE AMOUNT OF THE PENALTY HAS BEEN WITHHELD. THE STATE TREASURER SHALL CREDIT ANY MONIES WITHHELD PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION TO THE STATE GENERAL FUND AS PROVIDED BY SUBSECTION D, PARAGRAPH 4 OF THIS SECTION. THE STATE TREASURER SHALL NOT WITHHOLD ANY AMOUNT THAT THE CITY OR TOWN CERTIFIES TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND THE STATE TREASURER AS BEING NECESSARY TO MAKE ANY REQUIRED DEPOSITS OR PAYMENTS FOR DEBT SERVICE ON BONDS OR OTHER LONG-TERM OBLIGATIONS OF THE CITY OR TOWN THAT WERE ISSUED OR INCURRED BEFORE THE LOCATION INCENTIVES PROVIDED BY THE CITY OR TOWN. <A] |
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| Arizona |
2007 |
Motion Picture Production Tax Incentives |
2007 Ariz. HB 2322 |
41-1517. |
41-1517. Motion picture production tax incentives; duties; definitions [...][A> 6. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ALLOCATE THE INCOME TAX CREDIT INCENTIVES BASED ON PRIORITY PLACEMENT ESTABLISHED BY THE DATE THAT THE COMPANY FILES ITS APPLICATION AND BASED ON THE PERCENTAGE OF ESTIMATED TOTAL EXPENDITURES IN THIS STATE ALLOWED AS A CREDIT UNDER SECTION 43-1075 OR 43-1163. <A][A> 7. WITHIN SIXTY DAYS AFTER APPLYING WITH THE DEPARTMENT UNDER SUBSECTION C OF THIS SECTION, A COMPANY THAT IS PREAPPROVED FOR A SPECIFIC PRODUCTION MUST NOTIFY AND PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION OF EXPENDITURES TO THE DEPARTMENT OF THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF ELIGIBLE PRODUCTION COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PRODUCTION. <A] [...][D> L. <D] [A> S. <A] Any information gathered from motion picture production companies for the purposes of this section shall be considered confidential taxpayer information and shall be disclosed only as provided in section 42-2003, subsection B, paragraph 12 [A> , EXCEPT THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL PUBLISH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN ITS ANNUAL REPORT: <A][A> 1. THE NAME OF EACH MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION COMPANY AND INFRASTRUCTURE APPLICANT AND THE AMOUNT OF INCOME TAX CREDITS PREAPPROVED FOR EACH PRODUCTION AND INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT. <A][A> 2. THE AMOUNT OF CREDITS APPROVED WITH RESPECT TO EACH PRODUCTION. <A][...][D> M. <D] [A> T. <A] The department of commerce shall:1. Keep annual records of the information provided on applications for motion picture production tax incentives. These records shall reflect a percentage comparison of the annual amount of monies exempted or credited to qualifying motion picture production companies to the estimated amount of monies spent on in-state production costs by motion picture production companies.2. Maintain annual data on growth in Arizona-based motion picture industry companies and motion picture industry employment and wages.3. Not later than [D> December 1 <D] [A> APRIL 30 <A] of each year, prepare and publish a report summarizing the information collected pursuant to this subsection. The department shall make copies of the annual report available to the public on request.[A> 41-1517.01. MOTION PICTURE INFRASTRUCTURE TAX INCENTIVES; DEFINITIONS <A][A> A. FROM AND AFTER OCTOBER 31, 2007 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2010, THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL CERTIFY MOTION PICTURE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS IN THIS STATE FOR THE PURPOSE OF TAX CREDITS UNDER SECTION 43-1075.01 OR 43-1163.01. TO QUALIFY FOR CERTIFICATION: <A] |
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| Arizona |
2006 |
Solar Energy Tax Incentives |
2006 Ariz. HB 2429 |
41-1510.01 |
[A> 41-1510.01. SOLAR ENERGY TAX INCENTIVES; QUALIFICATION <A][A> A. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ESTABLISH A PROCEDURE FOR IDENTIFYING COMMERCIAL SOLAR ENERGY PROJECTS THAT QUALIFY FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE COMMERCIAL SOLAR ENERGY INCOME TAX CREDITS UNDER SECTIONS 43-1085 AND 43-1164. <A][...][A> C. APPLICATIONS TO THE DEPARTMENT UNDER THIS SECTION ARE CONFIDENTIAL AND ARE NOT SUBJECT TO DISCLOSURE UNDER TITLE 39 FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF APPLICATION. <A][...][A> 2. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL REVIEW THE INSTALLATION EXPENSES AND ISSUE A CREDIT CERTIFICATE TO THE BUSINESS. THE CREDIT CERTIFICATE SHALL INCLUDE THE ASSIGNED IDENTIFYING NUMBER. <A][A> 3. THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL TRANSMIT THE CREDIT INFORMATION AND CERTIFICATE NUMBER TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. <A][A> 4. THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL NOT CERTIFY TAX CREDITS UNDER THIS SECTION IN ANY CALENDAR YEAR THAT EXCEED A TOTAL OF ONE MILLION DOLLARS. <A][A> F. THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE SHALL COLLABORATE IN ADOPTING RULES THAT ARE NECESSARY TO ACCOMPLISH THE INTENT AND PURPOSE OF THIS SECTION. <A] |
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| Arizona |
2006 |
General Economic Development |
2006 Ariz. HB 2477 |
41-1505.07. |
41-1505.07. Eligibility for economic development assistance; definitionsA. The commission shall establish business incentives and assistance procedures for use by the department in evaluating the retention, expansion or location of businesses and other qualified projects within this state for the purpose of providing assistance in excess of one million dollars.[...][D> J. Any information provided pursuant to an application submitted in accordance with this section is not a public record under title 39, chapter 1, article 2, shall be treated as confidential information and shall not be released without the express consent of the agency completing the application. <D][A> J. ANY INFORMATION SUBMITTED TO OR COMPILED BY THE COMMISSION IN CONNECTION WITH ITS WORK, INCLUDING ALL INFORMATION CONCERNING THE AWARD OF GRANT MONIES, IS SUBJECT TO TITLE 39, CHAPTER 1, ARTICLE 2, EXCEPT THAT AN APPLICANT MAY SHOW THAT SPECIFIC INFORMATION MEETS EITHER OF THE FOLLOWING: <A][A> 1. IF MADE PUBLIC, THE INFORMATION WOULD DIVULGE THE APPLICANT'S TRADE SECRETS AS DEFINED IN SECTION 44-401. <A][A> 2. THE SPECIFIC INFORMATION IS LIKELY TO CAUSE SUBSTANTIAL HARM TO THE APPLICANT'S COMPETITIVE POSITION. <A] |
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| Arizona |
2006 |
Twenty-First Century Competitive Initiative Fund |
2006 Ariz. HB 2477 |
41-1505.09. |
[A> 41-1505.09. ARIZONA TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY COMPETITIVE INITIATIVE FUND; PURPOSE; ADMINISTRATION <A][A> A. THE ARIZONA TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY COMPETITIVE INITIATIVE FUND IS ESTABLISHED TO BE ADMINISTERED BY THE COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION. THE FUND CONSISTS OF MONIES APPROPRIATED BY THE LEGISLATURE, EARNINGS FROM THE FUND AND GIFTS OR GRANTS DONATED OR GIVEN TO THE FUND. MONIES IN THE FUND ARE SUBJECT TO LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION AND SHALL BE USED AS PRESCRIBED BY THIS SECTION. THE ARIZONA TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY COMPETITIVE INITIATIVE FUND IS EXEMPT FROM SECTION 41-1505.06, SUBSECTION A, PARAGRAPH 5, SECTION 41-1505.06, SUBSECTION G AND SECTION 41-1505.07. <A] [...][A> E. THE COMMISSION SHALL SUBMIT THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH THE NONPROFIT CORPORATION TO THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE BUDGET COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW BEFORE EXPENDING ANY APPROPRIATED STATE MONIES. THE INITIAL SUBMISSION SHALL INCLUDE PROVISIONS THAT ADDRESS HOW THE NONPROFIT CORPORATION ACCOUNTS FOR THE APPLICATION AND INVESTMENT OF MONIES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION C OF THIS SECTION, THE DOCUMENTATION OF INVESTMENTS MADE IN WHOLE OR IN PART THROUGH FUNDING PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION AND THE PREPARATION AND FILING OF ANNUAL AUDITS OF THE FUND WITH THE AUDITOR GENERAL. THE INITIAL SUBMISSION SHALL ALSO INCLUDE PERFORMANCE MEASURES TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PROGRAM AND RECOMMENDATIONS PERTAINING TO PROSPECTIVE REPAYMENT TO THE FUND BY SCIENTIFIC, RESEARCH, ACADEMIC AND MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF A PORTION OF THE INCOME DERIVED FROM TECHNOLOGY OR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CREATED OR DEVELOPED IN WHOLE OR IN PART THROUGH FUNDING PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION. THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE BUDGET COMMITTEE SHALL REVIEW EXPENDITURES FROM THE FUND AT LEAST QUARTERLY, INCLUDING ANY CHANGES TO THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING, BUT MAY CHOOSE LESS FREQUENT REVIEWS. <A] |
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| Arizona |
2005 |
Motion Picture Production Tax Incentives |
2005 Ariz. SB 1347 |
41-1517. |
[A> 41-1517. MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION TAX INCENTIVES; DUTIES; DEFINITIONS <A][A> A. FROM AND AFTER DECEMBER 31, 2005 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2010, THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL QUALIFY MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION COMPANIES THAT PRODUCE ONE OR MORE MOTION PICTURES IN THIS STATE FOR MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION TAX INCENTIVES, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS AND CONDITIONS: <A] [...][A> B. A MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION COMPANY INITIALLY APPLYING FOR QUALIFICATION UNDER THIS SECTION MUST REPORT THE FOLLOWING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ON A FORM AND IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED BY THE DEPARTMENT, WITH THE COOPERATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE: <A] [...][A> C. THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL REVIEW ALL APPLICATIONS WITHIN THIRTY DAYS AFTER SUBMISSION PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION B OR G OF THIS SECTION TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION COMPANY SATISFIES ALL OF THE CRITERIA PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION A OF THIS SECTION AND SHALL ESTABLISH THE PROCESS BY WHICH THE DEPARTMENT QUALIFIES AND PREAPPROVES A COMPANY FOR MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION TAX INCENTIVES. THIS PROCESS SHALL PREAPPROVE A COMPANY FOR MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION TAX INCENTIVES BASED ON PRIORITY PLACEMENT ESTABLISHED BY THE DATE THAT SUCH MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION COMPANY FILED ITS INITIAL APPLICATION FOR QUALIFICATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT. <A][...][...] K. THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL: 1. KEEP ANNUAL RECORDS OF THE INFORMATION PROVIDED ON APPLICATIONS FOR MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION TAX INCENTIVES. THESE RECORDS SHALL REFLECT A PERCENTAGE COMPARISON OF THE ANNUAL AMOUNT OF MONIES EXEMPTED OR CREDITED TO QUALIFYING MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION COMPANIES TO THE ESTIMATED AMOUNT OF MONIES SPENT ON IN-STATE PRODUCTION COSTS BY MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION COMPANIES. 2. MAINTAIN ANNUAL DATA ON GROWTH IN ARIZONA-BASED MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY COMPANIES AND MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES. 3. NOT LATER THAN DECEMBER 1 OF EACH YEAR, PREPARE AND PUBLISH A REPORT SUMMARIZING THE INFORMATION COLLECTED PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL MAKE COPIES OF THE ANNUAL REPORT AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC ON REQUEST. |
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| Arizona |
2005 |
Capital Investment Incentives; Investment in Qualified Small Businesses |
2005 Ariz. SB 1335 |
41-1517.; 43-1074.02. |
[A> 41-1517. CAPITAL INVESTMENT INCENTIVES; EVALUATION; DEFINITIONS <A][A> A. BEGINNING JULY 1, 2006, THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL RECEIVE AND EVALUATE APPLICATIONS THAT ARE SUBMITTED BY QUALIFIED INVESTORS TO RECEIVE A TAX CREDIT PURSUANT TO SECTION 43-1074.02 FOR QUALIFIED INVESTMENTS MADE IN A QUALIFIED SMALL BUSINESS AND CERTIFY TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE THE NAMES, AMOUNTS AND OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION RELATING TO THE APPLICANTS. <A] [...][A> J. THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL PROVIDE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE NECESSARY INFORMATION REQUIRED TO ADMINISTER THIS SECTION AND SECTION 43-1074.02. IF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SUBSEQUENTLY DISCOVERS THAT AN APPLICANT WHO RECEIVED A TAX CREDIT MISREPRESENTED INFORMATION ON THE APPLICATION, THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE ALL INFORMATION THAT RELATES TO THAT APPLICANT. IF THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE DETERMINES THAT THERE HAS BEEN A MISREPRESENTATION ON THE APPLICATION, THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE SHALL DENY THE CREDIT IF THE MISREPRESENTATION RELATES TO WHETHER THE APPLICANT WAS A QUALIFIED INVESTOR OR MADE A QUALIFIED INVESTMENT. IF THE MISREPRESENTATION RELATES TO WHETHER THE INVESTMENT WAS MADE TO: <A][A> 1. A QUALIFIED SMALL BUSINESS, THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE SHALL DENY THE CREDIT ONLY IF THE APPLICANT KNEW OR SHOULD HAVE KNOWN AT ANY TIME BEFORE THE CERTIFICATION THAT THE REPRESENTATION WAS FALSE. <A][A> 2. A BIOSCIENCE ENTERPRISE OR A BUSINESS THAT MAINTAINS ITS PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS IN A RURAL COUNTY IN THIS STATE, THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE SHALL DECREASE THE AMOUNT OF THE CREDIT THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN ALLOWED UNDER SUBSECTION E, PARAGRAPH 1 OF THIS SECTION TO THE AMOUNT ALLOWED UNDER SUBSECTION E, PARAGRAPH 2 OF THIS SECTION ONLY IF THE APPLICANT KNEW OR SHOULD HAVE KNOWN AT ANY TIME BEFORE THE CERTIFICATION THAT THE REPRESENTATION WAS FALSE. <A] 43-1074.02. CREDIT FOR INVESTMENT IN QUALIFIED SMALL BUSINESSES |
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| Arizona |
2005 |
Cities and Towns Economic Development |
2005 Ariz. SB 1274 |
9-500.11. |
9-500.11. Expenditures for economic development; requirements; definitionsA. In addition to any other powers granted to a city or town, the governing body of a city or town may appropriate and spend public monies for and in connection with economic development activities.B. To fund economic development activities under this section, a city or town subject to the requirements of section 9-500.06 shall not impose a new fee or tax on a single specific industry or type of business. [...][A> D. BEFORE ENTERING INTO A RETAIL DEVELOPMENT TAX INCENTIVE AGREEMENT, A CITY OR TOWN SHALL MAKE A FINDING BY A SIMPLE MAJORITY VOTE OF THE GOVERNING BODY WITHOUT THE USE OF CONSENT CALENDAR THAT INCLUDES BOTH OF THE FOLLOWING: <A][A> 1. THAT THE PROPOSED TAX INCENTIVE IS ANTICIPATED TO RAISE MORE REVENUE THAN THE AMOUNT OF THE INCENTIVE WITHIN THE DURATION OF THE AGREEMENT. <A][A> 2. THAT IN THE ABSENCE OF A TAX INCENTIVE, THE RETAIL BUSINESS FACILITY OR SIMILAR RETAIL BUSINESS FACILITY WOULD NOT LOCATE IN THE CITY OR TOWN IN THE SAME TIME, PLACE OR MANNER. <A][A> E. A CITY OR TOWN LOCATED IN OR WITHIN TWENTY-FIVE MILES OF THE EXTERIOR BOUNDARY OF A METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA HAVING A POPULATION OF MORE THAN TWO MILLION PERSONS SHALL MAKE A FINDING PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION D OF THIS SECTION, BY A TWO-THIRDS VOTE OF THE GOVERNING BODY. <A][A> F. A CITY OR TOWN SHALL NOT ENTER INTO A RETAIL TAX INCENTIVE AGREEMENT IF THE PROPOSED TAX INCENTIVE RAISES LESS REVENUE THAN THE AMOUNT OF THE INCENTIVE. <A][A> G. A CITY OR TOWN SHALL PRESENT A STATUS REPORT OF THE REVENUES AND EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH THE TAX INCENTIVE EVERY TWO YEARS FOR THE DURATION OF THE AGREEMENT IN A PUBLIC MEETING. <A][A> H. THE FINDING MADE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION D, PARAGRAPH 1 OF THIS SECTION SHALL BE VERIFIED BY AN INDEPENDENT THIRD PARTY BEFORE THE CITY OR TOWN ENTERS INTO THE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVE AGREEMENT. <A][A> I. THE ADOPTION OF THE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT TAX INCENTIVE AGREEMENT SHALL BE APPROVED BY A SIMPLE MAJORITY VOTE OF THE GOVERNING BODY WITHOUT THE USE OF CONSENT CALENDAR. FOR A CITY OR TOWN LOCATED IN OR WITHIN TWENTY-FIVE MILES OF THE EXTERIOR BOUNDARY OF A METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA HAVING A POPULATION OF MORE THAN TWO MILLION PERSONS, THE ADOPTION OF A RETAIL DEVELOPMENT TAX INCENTIVE AGREEMENT SHALL BE APPROVED BY AN AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF AT LEAST TWO-THIRDS OF THE GOVERNING BODY WITHOUT THE USE OF CONSENT CALENDAR. <A][A> J. A PERSON OR BUSINESS ENTITY RECEIVING THE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT TAX INCENTIVE AGREEMENT SHALL NOT FINANCE THE INDEPENDENT THIRD PARTY VERIFICATION OF THE FINDINGS OR HAVE INPUT INTO THE SELECTION OF THE INDEPENDENT THIRD PARTY VERIFYING THE FINDINGS. <A][A> K. A CITY OR TOWN SHALL ADOPT A NOTICE OF INTENT TO ENTER INTO A RETAIL DEVELOPMENT TAX INCENTIVE AGREEMENT AT LEAST FOURTEEN DAYS BEFORE APPROVING A RETAIL DEVELOPMENT TAX INCENTIVE AGREEMENT. <A] |
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| Arizona |
2004 |
Healthy Forest Enterprise Incentives |
2004 Ariz. HB 2549 |
41-1516. |
[A> 41-1516. HEALTHY FOREST ENTERPRISE INCENTIVES; DEFINITIONS <A][A> A. THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL IDENTIFY AND CERTIFY TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE THE NAMES AND RELEVANT INFORMATION RELATING TO QUALIFIED BUSINESSES FOR THE PURPOSES OF AVAILABLE TAX INCENTIVES FOR ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES THAT PROMOTE FOREST HEALTH IN THIS STATE. <A] [...][A> B. TO QUALIFY FOR TAX INCENTIVES PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION, A BUSINESS: <A] [...][A> 4. MUST ENTER INTO A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE CONTAINING: <A][A> (A) EMPLOYMENT GOALS. EACH YEAR THE BUSINESS MUST REPORT IN WRITING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ITS PERFORMANCE IN ACHIEVING THE GOALS. <A] [...][A> 5. MUST SUBMIT A COPY OF THE CERTIFICATION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE FOR APPROVAL BEFORE USING THE CERTIFICATION FOR PURPOSES OF ANY TAX INCENTIVE. THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE SHALL REVIEW AND APPROVE OR DENY THE CERTIFICATION IN A TIMELY MANNER. A FAILURE TO APPROVE OR DENY THE CERTIFICATION WITHIN SIXTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE THE BUSINESS SUBMITS IT TO THE DEPARTMENT CONSTITUTES APPROVAL OF THE CERTIFICATION. <A] |
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| Arizona |
2002 |
General Economic Development |
2002 Ariz. HB 2178 |
41-1272. |
41-1272. Powers and duties; financesA. The joint legislative budget committee shall:1. Ascertain facts and make recommendations to the legislature relating to the state budget, revenues and expenditures of the state, future fiscal needs, the organization and functions of state agencies or their divisions and such other matters incident to the above functions as may be provided for by rules of the joint legislative budget committee.2. Implement a system of fiscal notes to apply to those bills introduced in the legislature that have a fiscal impact. These fiscal notes shall also reflect the fiscal impact of legislation on cities, counties and all other political subdivisions of the state.3. Implement a system of fiscal notes for any rule as defined by section 41-1001 which has a fiscal impact.[A> 4. ANALYZE THE STATE TAX STRUCTURE, TAX BURDENS ON INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES AND TAX INCENTIVES FOR EXISTING AND PROSPECTIVE BUSINESSES. THE ANALYSES SHALL INCLUDE: <A][A> (A) PROJECTION OF THE IMPACT OF INDUSTRY SPECIFIC TAX INCENTIVE PROPOSALS ON THE STATE REVENUE BASE. <A][A> (B) COMPARISON AMONG STATES OF RELATIVE TAX BURDENS ON EXISTING AND PROSPECTIVE BUSINESSES. <A][A> (C) DETERMINATION OF RELIANCE AND INCIDENCE ASPECTS OF THE TAX STRUCTURE OF THIS STATE. <A][A> 5. IMPLEMENT A SYSTEM OF FISCAL ANALYSIS THAT APPLIES TO THOSE BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE LEGISLATURE THAT INVOLVE ONE OR MORE PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE TAX LAWS. UNLESS IT IS UNREASONABLE TO DO SO, THE FISCAL ANALYSIS SHALL BE BASED ON ASSUMPTIONS THAT ESTIMATE THE PROBABLE BEHAVIORAL RESPONSE OF TAXPAYERS, BUSINESSES AND OTHER CITIZENS AND SHALL INCLUDE WITHIN THE ANALYSIS A STATEMENT IDENTIFYING THOSE ASSUMPTIONS. <A] |
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| Arizona |
2002 |
Income Tax Credits |
2002 Ariz. HB 2186 |
43-221. |
Section 1. Title 43, chapter 2, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended by adding article 2, to read: [A> ARTICLE 2. INCOME TAX CREDIT REVIEW <A][A> 43-221. JOINT LEGISLATIVE INCOME TAX CREDIT REVIEW COMMITTEE <A][A> A. THE <A] JOINT LEGISLATIVE INCOME TAX CREDIT REVIEW COMMITTEE IS ESTABLISHED CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS:[A> 1. FIVE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. NOT MORE THAN THREE APPOINTEES SHALL BE OF THE SAME POLITICAL PARTY. <A][A> 2. FIVE MEMBERS OF THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE. NOT MORE THAN THREE APPOINTEES SHALL BE OF THE SAME POLITICAL PARTY. <A][A> B. THE COMMITTEE SHALL DETERMINE THE ORIGINAL PURPOSE OF EXISTING TAX CREDITS AND ESTABLISH A STANDARD FOR EVALUATING AND MEASURING THE SUCCESS OR FAILURE OF THE TAX CREDITS. THE STANDARD FOR EVALUATING TAX CREDITS MAY INCLUDE: <A][A> 1. THE HISTORY, RATIONALE AND ESTIMATED REVENUE IMPACT OF THE CREDIT. <A][A> 2. WHETHER THE CREDIT HAS PROVIDED A BENEFIT TO THIS STATE INCLUDING, FOR CORPORATE TAX CREDITS, MEASURABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, NEW INVESTMENTS, CREATION OF NEW JOBS OR RETENTION OF EXISTING JOBS IN THIS STATE. <A][A> 3. WHETHER THE CREDIT IS UNNECESSARILY COMPLEX IN THE APPLICATION, ADMINISTRATION AND APPROVAL PROCESS. <A][A> C. THE COMMITTEE SHALL REVIEW THE INDIVIDUAL AND CORPORATE INCOME TAX CREDITS PURSUANT TO THE SCHEDULE PRESCRIBED IN SECTION 43-222. THE COMMITTEE SHALL USE THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE BUDGET COMMITTEE STAFF AND MAY USE THE STAFF OF THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL FOR ASSISTANCE. <A][A> D. AFTER COMPLETING THE REVIEW PROCESS, THE COMMITTEE SHALL DETERMINE WHETHER THE CREDIT SHOULD BE AMENDED OR REPEALED. THE COMMITTEE SHALL REPORT ITS FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE GOVERNOR BY DECEMBER 15 OF THE YEAR THAT THE COMMITTEE REVIEWS THE CREDIT. <A] |
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| Arizona |
2002 |
General Economic Development |
2002 Ariz. HB 2177 |
5-812. |
5-812. Performance audit A. Beginning not later than 2004 and at least every fifth year thereafter, the auditor general shall conduct a performance audit, as defined in section 41-1278, of the authority. B. On or before November 30 of the respective year the auditor general shall issue a public report of the performance audit including findings and specific recommendations for statutory and administrative changes to improve the operation of the authority. The auditor general shall submit copies of the report to the governor, president of the senate, speaker of the house of representatives, secretary of state and the director of the Arizona state library, archives and public records. |
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| Arizona |
1996 |
Arizona clean air fund |
1996 Ariz. SB 1002 |
41-1516. |
41-1516. Arizona clean air fund; purposes; vehicle certification program; definitionA. The [D> alternative fuel delivery system development <D] [A> ARIZONA CLEAN AIR <A] fund is established [D> in the state treasury <D] consisting of [A> THE FOLLOWING: 1. <A] Monies appropriated by the legislature [A> . <A] [D> and <D] [...] |
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| Arizona |
1996 |
General Economic Development |
1996 Ariz. HB 2496 |
Sec. 15 |
Sec. 15. Reports on or before September 30, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 and 2000: 1. The department of commerce shall transmit a report to the governor, president of the senate, speaker of the house of representatives and chairpersons of the senate finance and house of representatives ways and means committees containing the following information: (a) The number, size and locations of all enterprise zones established as of the end of the preceding fiscal year pursuant to title 41, chapter 10, article 2, Arizona Revised Statutes. (b) The business names, locations, number of employees and amount of compensation paid to employees quailfying for income tax credits, as reported to the department pursuant to section 41-1525, Arizona Revised Statutes, in each enterprise zone. (c) The amount of capital investment, made during the proceeding fiscal year and cumulatively, in each enterprise zone. (d) The number of minority owned businesses, woman owned businesses and other small manufacturing businesses certified for property tax incentives pursuant to section 41-1525.01, Arizona Revised Statutes, in the proceeding fiscal year and cumulatively, in each enterprise zone, and for each such business: (i) The name and location. (ii) The number of employees. (iii) The full cash value of the property qualifying for classification as class eight pursuant to section 42-162, Arizona Revised Statutes. 2. The department of revenue shall transmit a report to the governor, president of the senate, speaker of the house of representatives and chairpersons of the senate finance and house of representatives ways and means committees containing the following information: (a) The full cash value and assessed valuation of property classified as class eight pursuant to section 42-162, subsection A, paragraph 8, subdivision (d), Arizona Revised Statutes, in each enterprise zone, and the assessed valuation of that property if it was not classified as class eight. (b) The fiscal impact on each taxing jurisdiction for the current tax year of classifying property in enterprise zones as class eight rather than in the classification in which it would otherwise be classified. (c) The total amount of income tax credits allowed for the preceding taxable year pursuant to sections 43-1074 and 43-1161, Arizona Revised Statutes. |
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| Arizona |
1995 |
Department of Transportation Expenditures |
1995 Ariz. SB 1364 |
28-363. |
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| [A> 9. ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 1 PRESENT AN ANNUAL REPORT TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE DOCUMENTING THE EXPENDITURES OF MONIES UNDER CHAPTERS 17 AND 18 OF THIS TITLE DURING THE PREVIOUS FISCAL YEAR RELATING TO THE DESIGN |
RIGHT-OF-WAY PURCHASE OR CONSTRUCTION OF CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAYS THAT ARE ACCEPTED IN THE STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM AS STATE ROUTES OR STATE HIGHWAYS OR RELATED GRADE SEPARATIONS OF CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAYS THAT ARE INCLUDED IN THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION PLANS OF THE COUNTIES. <A] |
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| ,N,N,YArizona,1994,Alternative fuel delivery system development fund,1994 Ariz. HB 2575 |
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| ,41-1516.,A. [A> THE ALTERNATIVE FUEL DELIVERY SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FUND IS ESTABLISHED IN THE STATE TREASURY CONSISTING OF MONIES APPROPRIATED BY THE LEGISLATURE AND ANY OTHER MONIES. THE DIRECTOR SHALL ADMINISTER THE FUND. <A] |
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| B. [A> ALTERNATIVE FUEL DELIVERY SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FUND MONIES SHALL BE SPENT ON APPROVAL OF THE DEPARTMENT TO PROMOTE PUBLIC USE OF ALTERNATIVE FUELS BY PROVIDING INDIVIDUAL GRANTS THAT DO NOT EXCEED ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ALTERNATIVE FUEL DELIVERY SYSTEMS BY PROVIDERS OF ALTERNATIVE FUEL WHO HAVE HAD THEIR EQUIPMENT CERTIFIED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ENERGY OFFICE. ALTERNATIVE FUEL DELIVERY SYSTEMS THAT ARE ESTABLISHED USING GRANT MONIES SHALL BE ACCESSIBLE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. <A] [...] |
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| E. [A> THE DIRECTOR SHALL REPORT ANNUALLY TO THE LEGISLATURE ON THE STATUS OF THE ALTERNATIVE FUEL DELIVERY SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FUND. THE REPORT SHALL INCLUDE A SUMMARY OF ALTERNATIVE FUEL DELIVERY SYSTEMS FOR WHICH FUNDING WAS PROVIDED DURING THE PRECEDING FISCAL YEAR. THE REPORT SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE AND THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NO LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 1 OF EACH YEAR. <A]" |
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General Economic Development |
1993 Ariz. SB 1421 |
41-1322. |
41-1322. Powers and duties A. The joint legislative tax committee shall not later than Friday preceding the second Monday of August of each year: […] D. THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE TAX COMMITTEE SHALL ANALYZE THE STATE TAX STRUCTURE, TAX BURDENS ON INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES AND TAX INCENTIVES FOR EXISTING AND PROSPECTIVE BUSINESSES. SUCH ANALYSES SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO: 1. PROJECTION OF THE IMPACT OF INDUSTRY SPECIFIC TAX INCENTIVE PROPOSALS UPON THE STATE REVENUE BASE. 2. COMPARISON AMONG STATES OF RELATIVE TAX BURDENS UPON EXISTING AND PROSPECTIVE BUSINESSES. 3. DETERMINATION OF RELIANCE AND INCIDENCE ASPECTS OF ARIZONA TAX STRUCTURE. |
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Work Force Recruitment and Training Program |
1993 Ariz. HB 2164 |
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Section 1. Title 41, chapter 10, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended by adding article 4, to read:[A> ARTICLE 4. WORK FORCE RECRUITMENT AND JOB TRAINING PROGRAM <A]41-1541. Work force recruitment and job training programA. [A> THE WORK FORCE RECRUITMENT AND JOB TRAINING PROGRAM IS ESTABLISHED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. THE PROGRAM SHALL PROVIDE TRAINING AND RETRAINING FOR SPECIFIC EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WITH NEW AND EXPANDING BUSINESSES AND BUSINESSES UNDERGOING ECONOMIC CONVERSION. <A]B. [A> THE DIRECTOR SHALL IMPLEMENT THE PROGRAM AND SPEND MONIES IN THE WORK FORCE RECRUITMENT AND JOB TRAINING FUND ESTABLISHED BY SECTION 41-1544. <A]C. [A> THE DEPARTMENT, THE BUSINESS RECEIVING MONIES FOR TRAINING AND THE PROVIDER OF TRAINING SHALL DESIGN THE TRAINING PROGRAMS. THE BUSINESS SHALL CONTRIBUTE MONIES OR OTHER APPROPRIATE RESOURCES INCLUDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, MACHINERY OR TRAINING SPACE IN AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OF THE ESTIMATED COST OF THE PROPOSED TRAINING OR RETRAINING UNLESS THE DIRECTOR AND WORK FORCE RECRUITMENT AND JOB TRAINING COUNCIL DETERMINE, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ESTABLISHED CRITERIA, THAT THE TRAINING OR RETRAINING PROVIDES SUFFICIENT ECONOMIC BENEFIT TO THIS STATE TO REQUIRE A CONTRIBUTION BY THE RECEIVING BUSINESS OF LESS THAN TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OF THE ESTIMATED COST. <A]D. [A> THE DEPARTMENT SHALL NOT BE A DIRECT PROVIDER OF THE TRAINING ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO THIS ARTICLE. <A]E. [A> THE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM OR A PRIVATE POSTSECONDARY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION LICENSED UNDER TITLE 32, CHAPTER 30 OR A COMMUNITY COLLEGE OPERATED BY A TRIBAL GOVERNMENT SHALL CONDUCT ALL TRAINING UNLESS THE EMPLOYER REQUESTS ANOTHER QUALIFIED TRAINING PROVIDER. <A]F. [A> BEFORE A BUSINESS CURRENTLY OPERATING IN THIS STATE IS ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE TRAINING MONIES, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL REQUIRE THE BUSINESS TO MAINTAIN OR EXCEED ITS CURRENT LEVEL OF TRAINING EXPENDITURES. <A] [...]D. [A> THE COUNCIL SHALL MEET AT LEAST FOUR TIMES EACH YEAR AND SHALL SUBMIT A WRITTEN ANNUAL REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR, THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE AND THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BY JULY 31 OF EACH YEAR. THIS REPORT SHALL INCLUDE: <A]1. [A> NUMBER OF BUSINESSES RECRUITED. <A]2. [A> NUMBER OF INTERVIEWS. <A]3. [A> NUMBER OF PERSONS HIRED. <A]4. [A> RACIAL AND ETHNIC BACKGROUND OF PERSONS TRAINED. <A]5. [A> NUMBER OF PERSONS TRAINED BY JOB SKILL CATEGORY. <A]6. [A> AVERAGE SALARIES PAID. <A]7. [A> BREAKDOWN OF FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME JOBS. <A]8. [A> INFORMATION ON THE EFFORTS TO LEVERAGE OTHER TRAINING RESOURCES. <A]41-1543. Approval of application[A> THE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GUIDELINES ESTABLISHED BY THE WORK FORCE RECRUITMENT AND JOB TRAINING COUNCIL SHALL CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING PRIOR TO THE APPROVAL OF AN APPLICATION: <A]1. [A> TRAINING COST PER EMPLOYEE. <A]2. [A> THE ABILITY TO LEVERAGE OTHER JOB TRAINING RESOURCES. <A]3. [A> THE QUALITY OF JOBS RESULTING FROM THE TRAINING OR RETRAINING PROPOSAL. QUALITY MAY INCLUDE THE DOLLAR VALUE OF WAGES AND BENEFITS TO BE EARNED BY EACH TRAINED PERSON AND THE MARKET DEMAND FOR THOSE JOBS. <A]4. [A> THE USE OF THE LOCAL LABOR FORCE, DISLOCATED WORKERS, THE CHRONICALLY UNEMPLOYED AND OTHER SPECIAL POPULATIONS, INCLUDING THE DISABLED AND VETERANS. <A]5. [A> THE LOCATION OR EXPANSION OF THE BUSINESS IN RURAL OR ECONOMICALLY DEPRESSED AREAS. <A]6. [A> THE DIVERSITY PROVIDED TO THE ECONOMY AND THE PROMOTION OF EXISTING AND EXPANDING BUSINESSES AND BUSINESSES UNDERGOING ECONOMIC CONVERSION. <A]7. [A> THE NUMBER OF JOBS RESULTING FROM THE TRAINING PROPOSAL. <A]8. [A> THE ABILITY TO EXPAND CLUSTER INDUSTRIES. CLUSTER INDUSTRIES ARE DEFINED AS CONCENTRATIONS OF FIRMS ACROSS SEVERAL INDUSTRIES THAT SHARE COMMON ECONOMIC FOUNDATION NEEDS. <A]9. [A> THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE BENEFIT PACKAGE INCLUDING HEALTH INSURANCE REFLECTS THE NEEDS OF THE EMPLOYEES. <A]41-1544. Work force recruitment and job training fund |
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