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The Basics of Workforce (LIHTC) Housing
By Mike Smith, GAHC Board and Jet Toney, GAHC lobbyist
The who, what , when , where, how and why of low income housing tax credit properties -- high quality, multi-family residences rented at below market rates to working families and individuals
Georgia Governor Makes Acting Debut in "We Are Marshall."
The Chattanoogan
Within a year of signing into law the Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act, Governor Sonny Perdue plays a football coach in a film under production in Georgia.
New GA Tax Incentive Focus of 2005 Georgia Night in LA
Georgia Department of Economic Development Website
Stateside Capital recently co-sponsored a Los Angeles event to raise
awareness for how Georgia tax credits can help finance new entertainment
productions. Over 200 attendees celebrated the producers, directors and crew
who have worked on past Georgia productions.
Comptroller of the Currency, Community Affairs Department
This fact sheet covers low-income housing tax credits, how the tax credit program program works, how credits are allowed, a state's role, eligibility, bank benefits and investor risks. All in all, a very concise summary from an excellent source.
State Tax Credits See Surge in Interest.
Affordable Housing Finance
This article highlights the huge increase in demand for state housing tax
credits and cites examples from the growing number of states that have found
success with the program. Stateside Capital is featured for its success with
Georgia Housing Tax Credits.
The Campaign for Affordable Housing: Concept and vision for new nonprofit organization
Affordable Housing Finance
This article outlines the steps proposed by The Campaign for Affordable Housing to achieve industry-wide commitment for a public education program that: promotes a more positive image of affordable housing, reduces political opposition to individual projects, and improves efforts to win political support for government housing funding.
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit: An analysis of the First Ten Years
Housing Policy Debate
This article, from Jean L. Cummings and Denise DiPasquale, analyzes the cost of building LIHTC projects and details the background information on the flexible, subsidy-based financing that makes them possible. The authors assess the effects of the LIHTC program and compare for-profit versus non-profit developers.
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Database
HUD USER
This article covers the details of the LIHTC database, created by HUD and available to the public since 1997. The database (which has been revised as of 3/08/05) contains the best available information on projects and housing units placed in service since 1987.
