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Tawa Looks Ahead as HUD Refocuses on Affordable
It’s been a busy 14 months for Chris Tawa, to say the least.
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Boston Financial Closes First Fund
Boston Financial Investment Management announced the closing of its first low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) investment fund, BF Advantaged Tax Credits I.
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Long-Term LIHTC Issues Explored
There are two main points of view about the future investor base for the low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC), according to a new policy brief by the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University.
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PEOPLE
Fred H. Copeman has joined the Reznick Group.
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Gauging the 2010 Market
Several leading affordable housing developers are bracing for a tough year while holding on to expectations that the lowincome housing tax credit (LIHTC) market will improve in 2010.
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Deficit Commission Leaders Hit LIHTCs, Other Programs
The elimination of tax expenditures, which includes the tax exemption for housing bonds and the low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC), has been proposed by the co-chairs of the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform, better known as the D
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California Releases Proposed Changes
The California Tax Credit Allocation Committee has released its proposed regulation changes, including the elimination of its small development set-aside, for 2011.
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Fate of Tax Extenders Bill Remains Uncertain
Senate Republicans took a stand this week that they will block debate on all legislation in the lame-duck session until the fight over the Bush-era tax cuts and an extension of government funding is resolved.
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New Bill Calls for LIHTC Exchange Extension
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) on Dec. 2 introduced the Middle Class Tax Cut Act of 2010, which includes extending several key affordable housing programs, including the tax credit exchange.
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Previous survey results: 112th Congress
The key housing committees will have a different look in the 112th Congress, with a Republican-controlled House and a reduced Democratic majority in the Senate. Affordable Housing Finance recently asked readers how they think these changes will impact the