News:

Washington Wire

2000

December

LIHC Cap Increase Uncertain This Year Due to Partisan Bickering; Uncertain Election Outcome

November

President Promises to Veto Tax Bill Containing LIHC, Bond Cap Increase

October

Fate of LIHC Cap Increase is Uncertain as Lawmakers Prepare to Campaign

September

New Community Renewal Legislation Includes Full LIHC Cap Increase

August

House Passes LIHC Cap Increase; Senate Fails to Push Through Cap Increase Amendment

July

Gore Unveils Tax Cut Plan that Includes a LIHC Cap Increase

June

Renewal Communities Initiative Includes LIHC and Bond Cap Increase

May

Chance of LIHC Cap Increase Remains Uncertain

April

House Passes LIHC, Bond Cap Increase; White House Promises Veto

March

President Clinton Calls for LIHC Cap Hike in FY 2001 Budget

February

Budget Office Ups 10-Year Surplus to $1.9 Trillion; Could Improve Chances for LIHC Cap Increase

January

Affordable Housing Advocates Must Prepare for Second Session of the 106th Congress