Missouri Tax Credits

70% Missouri NAP Tax Credits

Qualified donors can lower their Missouri Tax Liability with our available 70% Tax Credits.

If you have business income in Missouri you may qualify for a reduction in your Missouri state taxes equal to 70% of your donation to The Farmer’s House through the Missouri Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP).

All NAP contributions directly benefit The Farmer’s House Early Work Experience Program, preparing youth with developmental disabilities for post high school employment through vocational training in the areas of retail operations, food service and basic horticulture. Learn more about our Early Work Experience Program and the impact your gift will make here.

Donors interested in receiving 70% NAP tax credits as part of their donation to The Farmer’s House are encouraged to work with their accountant to determine eligibility and potential benefits of the NAP tax credits.

The Missouri Neighborhood Assistance Act makes this credit available to any person, firm or corporation in business in the State of Missouri. Besides corporations, this includes financial institutions, insurance companies, express companies, partnerships and their individual partners, small business corporations (S-corporations) and their individual shareholders, limited liability companies and their individual members, and individuals who either own and operate their own business, own and operate a farm in Missouri, or receive income from royalties or rental property in Missouri.

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Through this program, eligible donors can receive 70% of their gift back in the form of a Missouri tax credit. Upon receipt of the required NAP application and related documentation, The Farmer’s House will submit the documents to the Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) for processing. Once approved, the Missouri DED will issue a NAP Tax Credit Certificate and mail it directly to the donor. The process takes approximately eight weeks.
The credit may first be claimed on taxes due for the year the contribution was made and extends for five additional tax years. The tax credit is only to be claimed on taxes due for that period, and any credit not claimed in that timeframe will automatically be forfeited. The credit may not be used to offset taxes due for periods prior to the year of contribution.
No, NAP tax credits are not transferable or sellable.

Questions?

Please call or email Dana Chatlin, Director of Development at 913-706-5803 or Email.

Resources

Find out more information on the Missouri Department of Economic Development’s (DED) website.

Tax Credit Application

Eligible Contributions

Required Documentation

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