Part 2 - Transformational Mixed Use Development Tax Credit Program

Tuesday, August 17
12:00 p.m. ET

The Transformational Mixed Use Development Tax Credit (Section 122.09 of the Ohio Revised Code), became effective on March 31, 2021. The Ohio Department of Development has now adopted rules, and is releasing additional guidance and the application form for this highly sought after incentive.

 

In this second part of our two-part program, our expert panel will discuss:

 


• The Administrative Code provisions adopted by the Ohio Department of Development
• Ohio Department of Development’s guidelines and frequently asked questions
• The application and information needed
• The competitive review process
• The process for the Tax Credit Authority to issues awards
• How to successfully navigate the post-approval requirements to demonstrate an increase in tax collections
• Roles for insurance companies.

 

Throughout the presentation our panel will attempt to answer any questions as they are posed, and plans to hold time at the end of the presentation for Q&A.

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Scott Ziance

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Partner

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Sean Byrne

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Of Counsel

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John Werkman

Ohio Department of Development Business Services Division
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Newly Enacted Transformational Mixed Use Development Tax Credit Part I

On December 29, 2020, Governor DeWine signed into law Am.Sub.S.B. 39, which provides for $100 million annually for the new Transformational Mixed Use Development (TMUD) tax credit. In this first of two parts, our expert panel discussed: background, overview and TMUD project qualification requirements, rulemaking, application, award process and anticipated timing, competitive review process, the information expected, how to successfully navigate the tax credit approval process and the post-approval requirements to demonstrate an increase in tax collections, and roles for insurance companies under the TMUD statute.