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The document is a form (Form 1811AC 0905) issued by the State of Delaware for claiming Historic Preservation Tax Credits. It outlines the process for property owners to certify their eligibility for tax credits based on rehabilitation expenses of certified historic properties. The form includes sections for property owner information, types of historic properties, and computation of tax credits, with specific instructions for completion and certification by relevant state offices.

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