Utah Administrative Code (Current through November 1, 2019) |
R884. Tax Commission, Property Tax |
R884-24P. Property Tax |
R884-24P-67. Information Required for Valuation of Low-Income Housing Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Sections 59-2-102 and 59-2-301.3
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(1) The purpose of this rule is to provide an annual reporting mechanism to assist county assessors in gathering data necessary for accurate valuation of low-income housing projects.
(2) The Utah Housing Corporation shall provide the following information that it has obtained from the owner of a low-income housing project to the commission:
(a) for each low-income housing project in the state that is eligible for a low-income housing tax credit:
(i) the Utah Housing Corporation project identification number;
(ii) the project name;
(iii) the project address;
(iv) the city in which the project is located;
(v) the county in which the project is located;
(vi) the building identification number assigned by the Internal Revenue Service for each building included in the project;
(vii) the building address for each building included in the project;
(viii) the total apartment units included in the project;
(ix) the total apartment units in the project that are eligible for low-income housing tax credits;
(x) the period of time for which the project is subject to rent restrictions under an agreement described in Subsection (2)(b);
(xi) whether the project is:
(A) the rehabilitation of an existing building; or
(B) new construction;
(xii) the date on which the project was placed in service;
(xiii) the total square feet of the buildings included in the project;
(xiv) the maximum annual federal low-income housing tax credits for which the project is eligible;
(xv) the maximum annual state low-income housing tax credits for which the project is eligible; and
(xvi) for each apartment unit included in the project:
(A) the number of bedrooms in the apartment unit;
(B) the size of the apartment unit in square feet; and
(C) any rent limitation to which the apartment unit is subject; and
(b) a recorded copy of the agreement entered into by the Utah Housing Corporation and the property owner for the low-income housing project; and
(c) construction cost certifications for the project received from the low-income housing project owner.
(3) The Utah Housing Corporation shall provide the commission the information under Subsection (2) by January 31 of the year following the year in which a project is placed into service.