Low-Income Housing Tax Credit:

Federal LIHTCs


2010 Federal Tax Credit Information by State

Listed below are the scheduled deadlines for submitting 2010 tax credit applications and related information. We will continually update this list as new information becomes available. If you would like to correct or update the information listed below please e-mail cpas@novoco.com.

To access an individual state's web site and its tax credit information, click on the state name.

To access information regarding states' qualified allocation plans, applications and allocations, click here

For information about state LIHTC programs, click here.

State Estimated Tax Credits to be Allocated in 2010 2010 Application Cycles 2010 Application Deadlines State Housing Credits for 2010?
Alabama $10,000,000 One March 11, 2010
No
Alaska Not Available One July 28, 2009
Not Available
Arizona $14,950,414 One March 15 , 2010
No
Arkansas Not Available Not Available May 19, 2010
Not Available
California $77,188,199 Two March 25, 2010; July 7, 2010
Yes
Colorado $11,000,000 Two March 1, 2010; July 1, 2010
No
Connecticut $7,350,000 One April 1, 2010
Yes
Delaware $2,665,000 One April 9, 2010
No
Florida Not Available Not Available Not Available
Not Available
Georgia TBD One July 22, 2010
Yes
Hawaii $2,705,215 One February 1, 2010
Yes
Idaho $3,200,000 Two September 4, 2009; February 12, 2010
No
Illinois $40,000,000 6 One May 17, 2010
Yes
Indiana $36,000,000 One December 18, 2009
No
Iowa $27,233,326 5 One March 15, 2010
No
Kansas $6,384,793 Two February 6, 2010; August 7, 2010
No
Kentucky $9,000,000 Rolling April 9, 2010
No
Louisiana Not Available Not Available September 17, 2010 8
Not Available
Maine $2,764,558 One April 29, 2010 and October 28, 2010 7
No
Maryland TBD One 1 February 23, 2010; TBD
No
Massachusetts $15,000,000 Two February 25, 2010; September 2010
Yes
Michigan $21,000,000 Two February 26, 2010 (Rolling Round); March 1, 2010
No
Minnesota $11,000,000 4 TBD 4 TBD 4
No
Mississippi $8,222,032 One April 9, 2010
No
Missouri $24,800,000 6 Two November 6, 2009; April 2, 2010
Yes
Montana $2,931,000 Two 3 January 15, 2010; May 7, 2010 3
No
Nebraska $13,100,000 5 Two December 18, 2009; March 19, 2010
No
Nevada $2,029,354 One May 7, 2010
No
New Hampshire $2,900,000 One March 5, 2010
No
New Jersey $18,000,000 Three February 19, 2010; May 14, 2010
No
New Mexico $3,968,712 One February 1, 2010
Yes
New York $41,000,000 One February 10, 2010
Yes
North Carolina $20,000,000 One January 15, 2010
Yes
North Dakota $2,430,000 Up to three 3 February 26, 2010; April 30, 2010 3;September 30, 2010
No
Ohio $18,000,000 One March 18, 2010
No
Oklahoma $7,700,000 One May 21, 2010
No
Oregon $7,959,126 One May 28, 2010
No
Pennsylvania $28,600,000 One March 1, 2010
No
Puerto Rico Not Available Not Available Not Available
Not Available
Rhode Island $2,430,000 One October 2, 2009
No
South Carolina $8,500,000 One February 26, 2010; June 1-7, 2010 2
No
South Dakota $2,740,000 One February 26, 2010
No
Tennessee Not Available Not Available Not Available
Not Available
Texas $66,906,160 5 One January 8, 2010 (pre-app.); March 1, 2010 (full app.)
No
Utah $5,847,290 One February 1, 2010
Yes
Vermont $2,450,000 4 TBD 4 TBD 4
Yes
Virginia $16,315,087 One March 12, 2010
Yes
Virgin Islands Not Available Not Available Not Available
Not Available
Washington $13,994,809 Not Available Not Available
Not Available
Washington, D.C. $2,500,000 TBD TBD
No
West Virginia $4,173,276 Two April 2010; June 2010 2
No
Wisconsin $43,585,216 5 One 1 April 9, 2010; June 10, 2010
No
Wyoming $2,069,607 Two 1 January 29, 2010
Not Available

Please note this information was provided to us directly from the states and some of the information is based on estimates. As such, please consider this chart tentative and subject to change. Application deadlines should be verified with the appropriate allocating agency. We will update these figures as more information becomes available.

"TBD" indicates this figure or date is still to be determined by the according state agency.
"Not Available" indicates that the state agency was unable to respond to our inquiries by the time this book went to print.

1 An additional funding cycle may be added at the discretion of the housing authority.
2 Deadline for 4 percent credit applications.
3 If credits remain after the first cycle.
4 All credits forward committed in 2009.
5 Number includes additional credits from H.R. 1424.
6 Includes ERP and disaster credits.
7 Applications submitted for the 10/28/10 deadline are for LIHTCs under the state's 2011 ceiling.
8 Tentative date. Subject to change.