Current through December 3, 2024
Section 870-RICR-30-00-8.12 - Capital InvestmentA. Within sixty (60) days of the Applicant receiving the Certification from the Corporation, the Capital Investment shall issue and the Small Business Development Fund shall receive cash in the amount of the certified amount from a Small Business Fund Investor and deposit the same in an account at a Depository Institution.B. At least forty-five percent (45%) of the Small Business Fund Investor's Capital Investment shall be composed of capital raised by the Small Business Fund Investor from sources, including directors, members, employees, officer, and Affiliates of the Small Business Fund Investor, other than the amount of the capital invested by the allocatee claiming the tax credits in exchange for the allocation of tax credits; provided that at least ten percent (10%) of the Capital Investment shall be derived from the Small Business Investment Fund's managers.C. The Applicant shall provide the Corporation with written evidence satisfactory to the Corporation of the receipt of the cash investment within sixty-five (65) days of the Applicant receiving notice of Certification.D. If the Applicant does not receive the cash investment and issue the Capital Investment within sixty (60) days of the Applicant receiving the Certification from the Corporation, the Certification shall lapse, and the Applicant shall not issue the Capital Investment without reapplying to the Corporation for Certification.E. Lapsed Certifications revert to the Corporation and shall be reissued pro rata to Applicants whose Capital Investment allocations were reduced pursuant to the Act and then in accordance with the Application process.870 R.I. Code R. 870-RICR-30-00-8.12
Adopted effective 9/27/2019
Amended effective 3/24/2020