Tax Credit Program Sponsored
by Erie Arts Opportunity Local Education Fund, Inc.





Cumbersome grant agreements
have been eliminated. Instead, businesses receive notification letters
granting project approval and requiring proof of contribution to utilize
the actual tax credits. Pass-through entities such as
S-corporations, business trusts, joint ventures, general or limited
partnerships and limited liability companies are now NAP-eligible
organizations. Typically, pass-through entities do not pay state taxes and
therefore, can transfer their NAP tax credits to their shareholders,
members or partners. Real estate development companies and law firms that
are set up as pass-through entities can now participate in NAP and earn tax
credits.



