Enterprise Zone Business

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Enterprise Zone Business

Enterprise Zone Business means:
a business entity (like a corporation or company), partnership, or proprietorship that:

1. conducts business solely within an empowerment zone or enterprise zone, 2. derives 80% of its income from the active conduct of a qualified business within a zone, and.

3. uses substantially all its property within a zone.

Qualifying businesses must also meet other requirements, generally pertaining to assets, earning income, and employment within the zone.

Related Entries in the American Tax Encyclopedia:

  1. Empowerment Zones and Enterprise Communities
  2. Qualified Business
  3. Continuity of Business Enterprise
  4. Combat Zone Service
  5. Excess Business Holdings
  6. Business Property
  7. Auxiliary
  8. Small Business Investment Company
  9. Business Combination
  10. Business Energy Investment Credit
  11. Business Activity Codes
  12. Small Business Corporation
  13. Unrelated Business Income
  14. Start-up Firms
  15. Qualified Mortgage Bond
  16. Company
  17. Investment Company
  18. Substantially Vested
  19. Qualified Terminable Interest Property Trust
  20. Education Expense Deduction
  21. Qualified Separate Lines of Business
  22. Head of Household
  23. Capital Expenditure
  24. Business Energy Credit
  25. Stock-for-asset Reorganization

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