(a) Information that is required by the State Forester by rule;
(b) An estimate of the amount of the credit the taxpayer expects to claim under ORS 315.104 (1)(a); and
(c) Payment of any fee required by the State Forester by rule adopted under subsection (4) of this section.
(2) The State Forester shall consider requests for preliminary certificates in the chronological order in which the requests are filed with the State Forester. If the State Forester determines that the request complies with ORS 315.104 (1)(a), the State Forester shall issue the preliminary certificate to the taxpayer, to the extent the total amount of estimated claims for credit under ORS 315.104 (1)(a) for all preliminary certificates issued for the calendar year do not exceed the annual reforestation credit cost limitation calculated under ORS 315.108.
(3) The State Forester may not issue a preliminary certificate to a taxpayer to the extent the estimated claim for credit under ORS 315.104 (1)(a) contained in the request for a preliminary certificate, when added to the total of estimated claims for credit under ORS 315.104 (1)(a) for all preliminary certificates issued by the State Forester for the calendar year, exceeds the annual reforestation credit cost limitation calculated under ORS 315.108.
(4) The State Forester shall establish by rule a fee for filing a written request for a preliminary certificate under this section. The fee shall be adequate to recover the costs incurred by the State Forestry Department in administering the reforestation tax credit program established under this section and ORS 315.104 and 315.108.
(5) Moneys collected from fees established by the State Forester under rules adopted under this section shall be deposited in the State Forestry Department Account to be used for the purposes of administering the reforestation tax credit program. [1995 c.746 §25; 2005 c.796 §3]
Note: 315.106 is repealed January 2, 2028. See section 9, chapter 883, Oregon Laws 2007.
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