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R. Rebuilds (Developers) Middle Market Loan Program The Rural Rental Rehab Program LA Homeownership Think Tank Public Notices & Comments LHC Audited Financial Statements Constituent Services Request Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Program The LIHTC Program is a tax incentive intended to increase the availability of low-income rental housing.
The tax credit is a credit against regular tax liability for investments in affordable housing properties constructed, acquired and rehabilitated after 1986. This indirect federal subsidy is used to finance construction and rehabilitation of rental housing for low-income individuals. It was created to incentivize private developers and investors to provide more low-income housing.
Without this incentive, the supply of affordable rental housing would be limited because these projects would lack sufficient profit to warrant investment. Click the button below to submit tax credit applications. The LIHTC is designed to subsidize either 30% or 70% of the costs in a low-income unit rental project.
The 30% subsidy, commonly called the “automatic 4% tax credit,” is for new construction that includes additional subsidies or that can be used for the acquisition cost of existing buildings. The 70% subsidy, or “9% tax credit,” supports new construction that does not include any additional federal subsidies.
Qualifying LIHTC rental properties often have lower debt service payments and lower vacancy rates than traditional market-rate rental housing. LIHTC properties also may experience a faster lease-up and enhanced returns for investors because of the credit. To qualify for tax credits, the proposed development must involve new construction or substantial rehab of existing units occupied by low-income individuals and families.
Prospective applicants apply for housing tax credits by submitting an application to the LHC. Applications are received and evaluated under the Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP) at least once a year. The QAP provides information on the calendar year program, including minimum project requirements, competitive criteria, and underwriting criteria.
The amount of credits to which a project is eligible is based on the amount of qualified development costs incurred and the percentage of low-income units within the development. Each qualified tax credit development must include a minimum percentage of units to be set aside for eligible low-income tenants. These set-aside units must also be rent restricted.
The LIHTC is received each year for ten years, the period the taxpayer claims the credit on his/her federal income tax return. The owner must maintain the income and rent restrictions continuously for 15 years; known as the “compliance period."
Additionally, the owner must enter into an extended use period of an additional 15 years by filing a regulatory agreement on the project with the clerk of court in the parish where the property is located. The LHC Compliance Division monitors the property throughout the compliance and extended use periods to ensure that the property remains safe, decent and affordable to low-income families.
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Awards Lists & Waiting Lists 2019 LIHTC Application Log 2019 Draft QAP Executive Summary of Changes Hearing to receive comments about the 2019 Draft Qualified Allocation Plan 2019 Draft Qualified Allocation Plan Summary Of Public Comments & Staff Considerations FINAL 2019 Awards List and Waiting List 2021 Final Awards & Waiting List 2021 LIHTC Application Log Environmental Review - Introduction Inclusions for Cost Analysis 2021 Draft QAP Memo on Comments Received Announcement of 2021 QAP Application Process and Workshop 2021 QAP Workshop Recording Revised Timeline QAP 2021 Program Schedule Resolution amending the Program Schedule of the State's 2021 QAP 2021 QAP Notice of Public Hearing Comments 2021 QAP Public Hearing Recording 2021 QAP Public Hearing Agenda 2021 QAP - Summary of Proposed Changes Notice of Public Hearing 2021 Qualified Allocation Plan 2024 Qualified Allocation Plan - FAQs 2024 Qualified Allocation Plan - FAQs #2 2024 QAP Application Workshop Powerpoint 2024 QAP Application Model v1.
0 Neighborhood Location Characteristics Form Louisiana Minority Supplier Development Council (LAMSDC) Women’s Business Enterprise Council South (WBEC) The State of Louisiana's Unified Certification Program UCP Directory Search (la.
gov) 2024 LIHTC Application Log 2024 LIHTC Final Rankings Taxpayer Carryover Certification- 2022 Credits Carryover Questionnaire - 2022 Credits Carryover (CPA-Counsel Cover letter) Template (2022 Credits) Sample PHA Referral Agreement Environmental Restrictions Checklist Syndication Information Certification Sample Developer Services Agreement Estimate and Certificate of Actual Cost Certification Regarding Debarment Taxpayer Applicant Certification Counsel's Opinion of Non-Profit Non-Profit Participation Form – Move from General 2020 Final Qualified Allocation Plan Notice of Public Approval of 2020 QAP Final 2022 Awards List and summary as of 041922 2022 Funding Round Application Log 2022-2023 QAP Revised Program Schedule as of 10-14-21 2022-2023 FAQs Rev as of 10-7-21 2022-2023 QAP Final as of 07-14-21 QAP Workshop and Application Process (Video) Application Review PowerPoint Application Revisions v2.
0 2022-2023 Allocation Pools & Set-asides Memo on Fair Housing and Tenant Selection with Regard to Criminal Record Screening Memorandum re Transfer Issues for Buildings In Existing Qualified Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Projects Prior to End of their Extended Use Period Revised Tax Credit Program Addendum 2022 QAP Draft Selection Criteria 2022 Draft QAP as of 5/14/21 Final 2025 QAP Rankings as of 10. 15.
25 Cost Containment Template 2025 QAP Application Model v1. 1 2025 QAP FAQs as of 02-28-25 LHC 2025 QAP Underwriting FAQs as of 2/28/25 2024. 07.
01 - Gov Letter to LHC Board Re QAP 2025 QAP Workshop Monroe 11-9-23 2025 QAP Workshop New Orleans 11-15-23 Pre-Draft QAP Meeting 10-31-23 2025 Qualified Allocation Plan FAQs as of 4/1/24 2025-2026 Draft QAP as of 12-17-24 Revised 2025 Draft QAP as of 02. 07. 25 2025 QAP Final as of 02.
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