Low
Income Housing Tax Credits
Created by Congress in 1986 and made permanent
in 1993, the federal tax credit program provides dollar-for-dollar
reduction of tax liability to encourage the creation of affordable
rental housing. Additional tax savings are provided through passive
losses generated by the real estate investments. Section 42 credits
are a permanent reduction of current and future tax liability,
not a deferral of tax liability.
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