New York Codes, Rules and Regulations Title 5 - DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Here’s a refined overview of NYCRR Title 5 – Department of Economic Development:

🗂 Structure of Title 5

As of the latest update (through March 26, 2025), Title 5 includes the following chapters and parts (regulations.justia.com):

Chapter

Focus Area

I

General Regulations (e.g., public access to records, declaratory rulings) (regulations.justia.com)

II

Economic Development Zones

III

Industrial Effectiveness Program

IV

Economic Development Skills Training Program

V

Entrepreneurial Assistance Program

VI

Export Trade Demonstration Project Program

VII

Industrial Infrastructure Development Program

VIII

Office of Waste Prevention Services

IX

State Travel Guide

X

NY State Job Incentive Board

XI

Export Assistance for Business & Industry Associations

XII

Global Export Market Service – diagnostic & market development

XIII

Export Finance Service

XIV

Division of Minority and Women's Business Development

XVI–XXVI

Various incentive & tax credit programs (Excelsior, Film, Commercial, Post‑Production, Start‑Up NY, Life Sciences R&D, etc.)

📌 Key Chapter Highlights

1. Chapter I – General Regulations

Includes foundational administrative rules such as:

Public access to records

Access to personal information

Declaratory rulings

Subscription fees for procurement newsletters (regulations.justia.com)

2. Chapter XIV – Division of Minority & Women’s Business Development

Focused on certification, participation goals, and compliance on state contracts:

Part 140: Comprehensive definitions (e.g., “commercially useful function,” “master goal plan”) (esd.ny.gov)

Part 142: Procedures for setting goals, utilization plans, waivers, compliance, and debarment processes (regulations.justia.com)

Part 143: Workforce diversity mandates and contractor requirements for equal employment opportunities (regulations.justia.com)

3. Tax Credit & Incentive Programs (Chapters XVI+):

Notable provisions include:

Empire State Post‑Production Tax Credit — Part 230 outlines application and evaluation procedures (law.cornell.edu)

Other programs: film, commercial production credits, Excelsior Jobs Program, Start‑Up NY, Life Sciences R&D, etc. (regulations.justia.com)

🧭 What’s Next?

Would you like:

A deep dive into certification criteria or Goal Plan requirements under Chapter XIV?

More detail on a specific incentive program (e.g. tax credit steps, eligibility)?

Clearer insights on Chapter II–XII programs (zones, export services, infrastructure, etc.)?

 

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