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Industrial Facility Exemption
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What is Industrial Property?
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Answer:
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In order to qualify for the IFEC, property must fit the definition of
industrial property. Industrial Property is defined in section 2 of the Act as
follows:
"Industrial property" means land improvements, buildings,
structures, and other real property, and machinery, equipment, furniture,
and fixtures or any part or accessory whether completed or in the process of
construction comprising an integrated whole, the primary purpose and use of
which is:
- the engaging in a high-technology activity,
- the manufacture of goods or materials,
- the processing of goods and materials by physical or chemical change;
Note: "Manufacture of goods or materials' or "processing
of goods or materials" means any type of operation that would be
conducted by an entity included in the classifications provided by section
31-33 -- manufacturing, of the North American industry classification
system -- United States, 1997, published by the Office of Management and
Budget, regardless of whether the entity conducting that operation is
included in that manual.
- property acquired, constructed, altered, or installed due to the
passage of proposal A in 1976;
- the operation of a hydro-electric dam by a private company other than
a public utility;
- agricultural processing facilities,
- facilities related to a manufacturing operation under the same
ownership, including, but not limited to, office, engineering, research
and development, warehousing, or parts distribution facilities,
- research and development laboratories of companies other than those
companies that manufacture the products developed from their research
activities,
- research development laboratories of a manufacturing company that are
related to the products of the company,
- an electric generating plant that is not owned by a local unit of
government if the application is approved by the legislative body of a
local government unit between June 30, 1999 and June 30, 2002,
- convention and trade centers over 250,000 square feet in size.
Note: Industrial property may be owned or leased. However, in the
case of leased property, the lessee is liable for payment of ad valorem
property taxes and shall furnish proof of the liability
Industrial property does not include any of the following:
- Land.
- Property of a public utility other than an electric generating plant
that is not owned by a local unit of government for which an application
was approved by the legislative body of a local governmental unit
between June 30, 1999 and June 30, 2002.
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