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Learn the Basics: Housing Tax Credits 101 plus Historic Tax Credits
Sponsored by:
April 6-7, 2011
The Omni Parker House
Boston, MA
Why You Should Attend
This seminar is intended for newcomers to the field as well as those seeking an
up-to-the-minute refresher course. It will present the basic rules governing the
LIHTC and how the tax credit is utilized in today’s transactions; a “hands on” analysis
of a financial model generated for a typical tax credit project; an overview of
the legal, accounting, and business issues involved in negotiating transactions;
a practical look at tax credit transactions from the lender, agency, developer,
and investor perspectives; special issues that arise in deals involving non-profits;
the basic rules for when tax credits are used together with tax-exempt bonds; options
for tax credit properties in Year 15; how to incorporate solar energy in a tax credit
property; and real world advice on the occupancy and compliance essentials that
are critical to the long-term success of every project. In addition, for the first
time ever, we will spend the afternoon of day two of the conference with an additional
primer on the Historic Tax Credit. You can attend the entire conference or choose
to attend the one and a half days of the Housing conference or just the afternoon
of the Historic conference.
Who Should Attend
Housing Tax Credit conference
- Owners, developers, syndicators, property managers, and applicable staff and advisers
who need a basic understanding of how the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit works
- Investors, lenders, underwriters, and others in the housing finance community looking
for straightforward and practical analysis of the business as well as the technical
issues surrounding today’s use of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
- Housing agency and community development staff, non-profit representatives, and
others who want step-by-step information on the use of the Low-Income Housing Tax
Credit and how it fits into the overall development process
- Real estate and tax attorneys, accountants, and other advisors to tax credit participants
who need an overview or update of the fundamental rules, techniques, and practices
applicable to today’s transactions
Historic Tax Credit afternoon primer
- Developers and owners of residential, commercial, or mixed-use, market-rate or low-income
property who are interested in learning more about the rules, strategies and opportunities
of historic credit deals as well as how to twin them with Low-Income Credits.
- Investors, lenders, syndicators, underwriters and others involved in financing properties
that use, or are considering using, Historic Tax Credits in combination with other
financing tools
- State, tribal and local officials, non-profit representatives and those interested
in historic preservation seeking to stay current on the latest techniques designed
to finance development as well as preserve or rehabilitate older buildings
- Real estate and tax attorneys, accountants, consultants and other advisors to the
development community who want up-to-the minute analyses of applicable regulations,
processes and business considerations to help clients get the most from their Historic
Tax Credit projects
To download presentations from this conference,
click here.
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