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(b) the business of which such individual is an owner is substantially similar in operation and in ownership to a business entity taxable, or previously taxable, under section 183 of the Tax Law (New York State Franchise Tax on transportation and transmission corporations and associations), section 184 of the Tax Law (New York State Additional Franchise Tax on transportation and transmission corporations and associations), section 185 of the Tax Law (New York State Franchise Tax on farmers', fruit growers', and other like agricultural corporations organized and operated on a cooperative basis), section 186 of the Tax Law (New York State Franchise Tax on water-works companies, gas companies, electric or steam heating, lighting and power companies), article 9-A of the Tax Law (New York State Franchise Tax on business corporations), article 32 of the Tax Law (New York State Franchise Tax on banking corporations), article 33 of the Tax Law (New York State Franchise Tax on insurance corporations), article 23 of the Tax Law (New York State Unincorporated Business Income Tax) or which would have been subject to tax under such article 23 as such article was in effect on January 1, 1980, or the income (or loss) of which (or was) includible under article 22 of the Tax Law (New York State Personal Income Tax) whereby the intent and purpose of this paragraph with respect to the refunding of the investment credit or the retail enterprise credit to a new business would be evaded; or
(1) divide the total number of months of qualified use of the property by 36;
(2) multiply the amount computed in subclause ( 1 ) of this clause by the amount of the investment credit claimed on the property to ascertain the investment credit allowed for actual use;
(3) subtract the investment credit allowed for actual use from the investment credit claimed on the property to determine the amount of investment credit to be added back; and