Monetizing Any Tax Credit for Any Technology or Industry
Tax credit for the new glass coated lithium battery.
90% tax credit.
Investor provides funding.
The tax credit is used to buy shs in a REIT.
The REIT throws off cash.
The investor gets the cash.
The tax revenue > tax credit
90% ITC ROI Calculation
Investment: $100 into battery tech. SM owns shs.
Tax credit: 90
Deprec: 5
Net invested 5
REIT 5% dividend: 5
ROI on $5 100%
Tax Revenue
REIT MPC Output Multiplier = 1 / (1 – .8)-( .2) = 1/.4 = 2.5
With no Tax Rev = Output multiplier 5.0 = $500 x .2 = $100
With Tax Rev = Output multiplier 2.5 = $250 x .2 = $50
Tax Rev = $50
Tax Rev from ROI = $5 x .2 =$1.00
$1.00 x 40 yrs = $40
30% ITC ROI Calculation
Investment: $100 into battery tech. SM owns shs.
Tax credit: 30
Deprec: 5
Net invested 65
REIT 5% dividend: $5 based on $100k invested
ROI on $65 7%
Tax Revenue
REIT MPC Output Multiplier = 1 / (1 – .8) – ( .2) = 1/.4 = 2.5
With no Tax Rev = Output multiplier 5.0 = $500 x .2 = $100
With Tax Rev = Output multiplier 2.5 = $250 x .2 = $50
Tax Rev = $50
Tax credit cost = 30
Net = 20
Tax Rev from ROI = $4.55 x .2 = $.91
$1.00 x 40 yrs = $36.40
Calculation with material costs
Multiplier with tax payment and minus material costs = 1.25
1.25 x $100,000
$125,000 x .2 = $25
Tax revenue per annum on REIT dividend
Dividend income = $100,000 x .05 = $5,000
$5,000 x .2 = $1000 tax revenue
Tax revenue is ongoing.
In 5 yrs, 30% tax credit is paid up.
In 65 yrs, 90% tax credit is paid up.
Add charitable gift to eqn:
50% tax benefit x tax rate = 10% tax benefit
30% tax credit is net positive tax revenue as of yr 1.
35% tax credit paid off in Yr 1.
40% tax credit paid off in Yr 5.
50% tax credit is paid off in 15 yrs.
90% tax credit is paid off in 55 yrs.
If 30%Then no tax for 20 years
If 35% Then no tax for 15 years
If 40% Then no tax for 10 years
If 50% Then no tax for 5 years
If 90% then Pay pay pay
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Money from REIT investment ….
Wrong?
With no tax rev = tax credit = $25 tax revenue
With tax revenue = tax credit – tax revenue = $15 tax revenue