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2018 SESSION
HB 1460 Land preservation tax credits; transfer to a designated beneficiary.
Introduced by: C. Matthew Fariss | all patrons ... notes | add to my profiles | history
SUMMARY AS PASSED HOUSE:
Land preservation tax credits; transfer to a designated beneficiary. Provides that a person who has unused land preservation tax credits may provide that such credits be transferred to a designated beneficiary upon his death, so long as such person with unused credits is the person who originally earned them. The bill provides that if a person dies without a will, his unused credit shall be transferred according to the rules of intestacy. The bill provides that such transfers are not subject to any fees and retain the same carryover period as if held by their original owner.
Under current law, a person who has unused land preservation tax credits may transfer them while he is alive. Generally, such transfers are subject to a two percent transfer fee.
SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED:
Land preservation tax credits; transfer to a designated beneficiary. Provides that a person who has unused land preservation tax credits may provide that such credits be transferred to a designated beneficiary upon his death. The bill provides that if a person dies without a will, his unused credit shall be transferred according to the rules of intestacy. The bill provides that such transfers are not subject to any fees and retain the same carryover period as if held by their original owner.
Under current law, a person who has unused land preservation tax credits may transfer them while he is alive. Generally, such transfers are subject to a two percent transfer fee.