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LIHTC Monthly Report Archives
Novogradac & Company LLP publishes the LIHTC Monthly Report, a monthly newsletter on low-income housing tax-exempt bonds. The following is a list of articles published in the LIHTC Monthly Report for 1999. If you are interested in receiving a copy of any of these articles, please contact cpas@novoco.com. You can also mail your request to Products Desk, Novogradac & Company LLP, 246 First Street, Fifth Floor, San Francisco, CA 94105.
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December 1999
DEC Top 10 Considerations for a Developer in an Efficient Equity Market
LIHC Property Managers Face Year-End Pressures During First Year of Operation
CA’s New Bond Procedures Will Raise Questions, Experts Say
Tentative Schedule for Adopting CDLAC Procedures
GAO Examines Use of Tenant-Based Assistance in LIHC Properties
2000 State Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Information
LIHC Cap Increase Fails Enactment this Year
Affordable Housing Sponsors Listing
Affordable Housing Lenders Listing
November 1999
LIHC Managers Must Focus on Year 11 Compliance, Experts Warn
Clinton Signs HUD Bill; Slight Increase in Multifamily Development Monies
Defining Senior Housing and Residential Units: How to Qualify for LIHCs
Appraisers Must Examine Property Taxes for CA LIHC Apartments
2000 State Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Information
LIHC Cap Increase Attached to Minimum Wage Bill
Affordable Housing Sponsors Listing
Affordable Housing Lenders Listing
October 1999
Structuring Non-Profit, For-Profit Joint Ventures: Partners Should Consider Redlands Case
CA LIHC Panel Approves LIHC Reservations; 1999 Marks Largest Application Pool Ever
CA Official Predicts Continued Competition for State Volume Cap
LIHC Properties Include Tangible, Intangible Assets
2000 State Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Information
Clinton Vetoes Tax Bill Containing LIHC Cap Increase
Affordable Housing Sponsors Listing
Affordable Housing Lenders Listing
September 1999
How to Structure Soft Debt in Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Transactions—Part II
Year 2000 State Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Information
Practitioners Must Create Exit Strategies for Aging LIHC Properties, Experts Charge
Good Market Studies Can Save Developers Time, Money
LIHCs to Serve Lower Income, More Assisted Living and Mixed-Income Projects
IRS Releases 1999 National Pool, Smallest Pool in LIHC History
House, Senate Pass LIHC Cap Increase; White House Promises Veto
August 1999
How to Structure Soft Debt in Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Transactions
Johnson Unveils LIHC Reform Bill to Streamline Tax Incentive Program
LIHC Benefits Considered When Seeking Value, Court Says
Economic Development Spurts Continued Need for Affordable Housing in the Heartland
House, Senate Tax Bills Include Phased-in LIHC Cap Increase
July 1999
California LIHC Panel Approves Revamped 1999 QAP
Most Americans Favor HUD Despite Doubts of its Efficacy, Survey Reveals
IRS May Soften LIHC Compliance Regulations
States Must Improve LIHC Property Databases, Market Analysts Charge
1999 State Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Allocation Information
Johnson Poised to Introduce Tax Credit Reform Bill
June 1999
Final Audit Guidelines Focus on Development Fees, Eligible Basis
House Ways and Means Member Says LIHC Cap Increase Bill Has Excellent Chance
Trade Groups, State Agencies Call for Changes to Compliance Regulations
As Operating Costs Rise, Sponsors Explore Generating Extra Income
1999 State Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Allocation Information
More than Half the Senate Supports LIHC Cap Increase Bill
May 1999
Majority of Americans Support LIHCs, Tax Incentives for Affordable Housing, Survey Reveals
CA LIHC Agency Proposes to Eliminate Lottery; Replace it with Multi-Level Point System
Most Americans Support Funneling Part of Federal Budget Surplus Toward Affordable Housing
Apartment Rents Increase, Vacancies Decrease; M/PH Research Reports
1999 State Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Allocation Information
Senate LIHC Bill Delayed in Order to Generate More Support
April 1999
Non-Profit LIHC Unit Costs Higher Than For-profit Unit Costs, GAO Reveals
Combining Tax-Exempt Housing Bonds with the Tax Credit
Affordable Housing Shortage Strikes Poorest Families Hardest
Bass Boat-Asset or Not?: When is Personal Property an Asset
Written Comments to Proposed Regs Should be Concise, Offer Alternatives
LIHC Cap Increase Gains Momentum; Program Reform Delayed
March 1999
Housing Trust Funds: A Secure Source of Affordable Financing
IRS Unveils Population Estimates Used for 1999 LIHC Program
Fees and Unsecured Note Not to Be Included in Basis, Tax Court Rules
FY 1999 Income Limits Show Wide Variation Across the Nation
State Changes in Median Family Income
Highest 50 Changes in County/MSA Median Family Income
Lowest 50 Changes in County/MSA Median Family Income
Highest 50 County/MSA Median Family Incomes
Poverty Rate Dropped in 47 States, Census Bureau Reports
Clinton Calls for Increased FY 2000 Housing Spending
President Clinton’s FY 2000 Budget Calls for LIHC Cap Increase
February 1999
IRS Proposes Changes to LIHC Compliance Monitoring
HUD Releases 1999 Income Limits
Florida, Mississippi Officials Review LIHC Application Process
NY Lawmaker Calls for LIHC Expansion This Year
Site Selection, Amenities Deemed Crucial to Project Success
Owners Can Redeem Bonds Without Risking LIHCs
Proposed Regs Could Have Major Impact on Compliance, Official Says
1999 State Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Allocation Information
Johnson, Rangel Introduce New LIHC Cap Increase Bill
January 1999
1999 LIHC Round Well Underway; States Stress Application Completeness
More States Permit Recertification Waivers in 1998
Nevada Welcomes Out-of State Developers with Affordable Housing Experience
GIS Can Save LIHC Developers Valuable Time and Money
Advocates Should Encourage Congress to Write New LIHC Bill