Journal of Tax Credits Volume 4 Issue 3
Articles
In 1981 the United States was mired in an economic recession that posed a significant challenge to the newly elected Reagan administration. Much like today, the Republican Party favored changes to the tax code to stimulate investment patterns that would promote economic growth. The President’s proposed formula included both tax cuts and “tax expenditures,” such as tax credits and accelerated depreciation, to steer capital back into the real estate market. Effective Jan.
The solar industry continues to promise potential tax-driven investors a growing and stable asset class in which to deploy their capital. However, for new entrants – or even experienced players – continued success in 2013 and beyond requires an intimate understanding of the solar industry and market’s changing topography.
In recent months a lot of attention has been paid to the deliberations and maneuverings in Congress and how they will affect the future of affordable housing, community development, historic preservation and renewable energy. As 2013 unfolds, much of the focus will remain on deficit reduction and tax reform. However, a number of potential regulatory changes may also have important consequences for the tax credit community.
Small rental properties come with increased risks that make them difficult to develop and underwrite. Depending on the market, a “small” property may be up to 50 units or up to 30 units. However, both come with the same problems of higher per-unit costs.
News Briefs
The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund released the interim rule for its bond guarantee program. Under the program, eligible CDFIs issue bonds that are guaranteed by the federal government and use the proceeds to extend credit for community development ...
The National Affordable Housing Management Association (NAHMA) announced the 2012 winners of its annual Industry Awards. The awards honor individuals and organizations that have improved affordable housing in their communities. Conrad Egan, president and CEO of the National Housing Conference and executive director of Millennial Housing...
The New Jersey Supreme Court is considering whether Gov. Chris Christie has the authority to abolish the New Jersey Council on Affordable Housing (COAH), which Christie tried to dismantle in 2011. Since then, Christie has been trying to transfer the duties of COAH to his cabinet...
Bloomberg New Energy Finance found that global investment in clean energy dropped 11 percent in 2012 compared to the year before. Investments in 2011 totaled more than $300 billion and fell to less than $270 billion in 2012...
Nebraska State Sen. Jeremy Nordquist introduced a bill in January that would establish a state rehabilitation tax credit for historic, income-producing properties in Nebraska. The Nebraska Job Creation and Mainstreet Revitalization Act (L.B. 191) would provide...
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