Indiana · Geographic / Investment · IN-CRD-001

Community Revitalization Enhancement District Credit

Publication revised September 24, 2026. Sourcebook page 105.

Credit amount / calculation

Credit based on qualified investment under district rules.

Business fit and eligible activity

Qualifying fixed-site investment in a designated district can generate a credit. Qualified investment or approved project activity; confirm eligible property, location and taxpayer type.

Eligibility and practical use

This is the kind of credit that can matter to a capital-intensive mill even when the project adds only a handful of jobs. Logging equipment deserves a separate eligibility check because mobile harvesting property may be treated differently from machinery used at a manufacturing site. Check the approval deadline before signing a purchase order or contract. A binding commitment made too early can disqualify a project. Page

Illustrative business benefit

A sawmill is replacing a headrig and adding scanning, material handling, and electrical controls in a project of roughly $2 million. The credit calculation would be based only on the costs the program recognizes as qualified investment. Before issuing purchase orders, the mill should obtain a written view on whether installation, electrical work, used equipment, and software are included.

Timing / first action

Seek approval before signing a purchase order, contract, lease or other binding commitment. Confirm the exact point at which a purchase order, contract, lease, or other binding commitment would make the project ineligible.

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