Depends on whether the state in question conforms to the Opportunity Zone parts of the Internal Revenue Code. Most notably, California and New York do not. To a certain extent, Massachusetts also does not conform. Consult a qualified advisor in your state for more details on this.
That would depend on state income tax law. You would have to research the state in which the Qualified Opportunity Zone is located.
It will depend if the state is conforming or has conformed to federal law.
State tax treatment of Opportunity Fund investments varies from state to state.
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