Maryland Code § EC-5-709

Section EC-5-709
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(a) In accordance with § 2.5-109 of this article, the Department shall
submit a report on the effectiveness of the tax credits provided under § 5-707(b) of
this subtitle.
(b) (1) On or before September 15 each year, the State Department of
Assessments and Taxation shall submit to the Department a report that includes the
following information for the immediately preceding taxable year:
(i) the number of properties claiming a property tax credit
under § 9-103 of the Tax - Property Article calculated in accordance with § 9-
103(d)(1) of the Tax - Property Article;
(ii) the number of properties claiming a property tax credit
under § 9-103 of the Tax - Property Article calculated in accordance with § 9-
103(d)(4) of the Tax - Property Article;

(iii) the number of properties newly certified as qualified
properties eligible for the property tax credit under § 9-103 of the Tax - Property
Article; and
(iv) for each taxpayer claiming or receiving a property tax
credit under § 9-103 of the Tax - Property article:
1. the name of the taxpayer;
2. the location of the qualified property for which the
credit was claimed; and
3. the amount of tax savings received by each qualified
property.
(2) On or before September 15 each year, the Comptroller shall
submit to the Department a report that includes the following information for the
immediately preceding taxable year:
(i) the name and address of each business entity that claimed
an income tax credit under § 10-702 of the Tax - General Article;
(ii) the business activity code or North American Industry
Classification System (NAICS) code of the business entity;
(iii) the number of qualified employees and focus area
employees employed by the business entity;
(iv) the number of economically disadvantaged individuals
employed by the business entity and the number of years for which those
economically disadvantaged individuals have been employed by the business entity;
and
(v) the total amount of the income tax credit claimed by the
business entity.
(c) (1) (i) On or before September 15 each year, each county within
which an enterprise zone is located shall submit to the Department a detailed report
on each enterprise zone in the county to assist the Department in the assessment
required under subsection (a) of this section.
(ii) The county shall include in the report required under
subparagraph (i) of this paragraph the following information for the immediately
preceding fiscal year:

1. the number of properties newly certified as qualified
properties;
2. notable examples of redevelopment or new
businesses relocating or expanding in the enterprise zone due to the tax credits
provided under this subtitle; and
3. a description of future economic development
projects that might claim a tax credit provided under this subtitle, including with
respect to each project:
A. whether the project is located within a focus area;
B. whether the project may qualify for a credit under
this subtitle against the tax imposed on real property, personal property, or income;
and
C. anticipated capital or personal property
expenditures for the project.
(2) (i) If a county fails to provide the report required under
paragraph (1) of this subsection, the Department shall notify the county that the
report is due.
(ii) If, after the Department has provided a county the notice
described under subparagraph (i) of this paragraph, the county fails to promptly
provide the overdue report, the Secretary may not designate a new enterprise zone
in the county or grant the expansion of an existing enterprise zone in the county until
the report is received by the Department.
(d) The Department shall develop formal metrics and a framework for
analyzing:
(1) the cost-effectiveness of each enterprise zone; and
(2) the effectiveness of each enterprise zone in attracting businesses
and increasing employment.

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