Secondary Incentives
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Incentive Type:
Qualifying Production Types
Sunset Date
None
Wrapbook's Rule to Remember
Always keep an eye out for new legislation from states currently without incentives, some could be coming!
Basic Incentive Information
- Spend
- Above the Line Residents
- Above the Line Non-Residents
- Below the Line Residents
- Below the Line Non-Residents
- Minimum Spend
- Funding Cap
- Project Cap
- Loan Out Registration
- Loan Out Withholding
- CPA Audit Required
- Screen Credit Required
In order to get the maximum return listed in ranges, check out Additional Bonuses.
Related Government Forms
1099-MISC
A tax form used by businesses to report various types of income paid to non-employees, such as independent contractors and freelancers, to both the recipient and the IRS.
W-2
A tax form provided by employers to employees, summarizing their annual earnings and the amount of taxes withheld for reporting to the IRS.
W-4
A tax form completed by employees to inform their employers of the amount of federal income tax to withhold from their paychecks. It factors in personal allowances, dependents, and any additional income or deductions, guiding employers in accurately deducting federal taxes from employees' earnings.
W-9
A tax form used by individuals and entities to provide their taxpayer identification number (TIN) to entities that will pay them income, ensuring the proper reporting of earnings for tax purposes. It is commonly requested by businesses from freelancers, independent contractors, and other non-employees to accurately report payments to the IRS.
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