7C.8 State ceiling carryforwards.
It is the intention of the general assembly that the maximum use be made of all carryforward provisions in the Internal Revenue Code. Therefore, if the aggregate principal amount of bonds, subject to section 146 of the Internal Revenue Code, issued by all political subdivisions in a calendar year is less than the state ceiling for that calendar year, a political subdivision may apply to the governor’s designee for an allocation of a specified portion of the excess state ceiling to be applied to a specified carryforward project. The governor’s designee shall determine the time and manner in which applications for an allocation of excess state ceiling shall be made for this purpose and may, in the designee’s discretion, refuse any requests. However, the procedures for applications, the method of identifying, and the types permitted of carryforward projects shall comply with the carryforward provisions of the Internal Revenue Code and regulations promulgated under those provisions.
85 Acts, ch 225, §10; 87 Acts, ch 171, §8
Referred to in §7C.3, 7C.4, 7C.7, 7C.12
Structure Iowa Code
Title I - STATE SOVEREIGNTY AND MANAGEMENT
Chapter 7C - PRIVATE ACTIVITY BOND ALLOCATION ACT
Section 7C.2 - Declaration of intent.
Section 7C.4 - Maximum amount of bonds.
Section 7C.4A - Allocation of state ceiling.
Section 7C.5 - Formula for allocation.
Section 7C.6 - Application for allocation.
Section 7C.7 - Certification of allocation.
Section 7C.8 - State ceiling carryforwards.
Section 7C.9 - Nonbusiness days.
Section 7C.10 - Resubmission of expired allocations.
Section 7C.11 - Priority allocations.
Section 7C.12 - Authority and duties of the governor and governor’s designee.
Section 7C.13 - Qualified student loan bond issuer — open records and meetings — oversight.