by Jo Ikelheimer | May 13, 2013 | Tax Credits
How the administration’s proposed budget might impact LIHTC Upon review of this year’s budget proposals released by the Obama Administration last month, I remembered having written an article on this same topic last year. Interestingly enough, we... by Jo Ikelheimer | May 12, 2013 | Tax Credits
Playing the “What if” Game Teach long enough and certain classroom interactions become familiar. One of the most dependable is what I like to call the “What if” Game. For almost any rule, regulation, or guidance that is provided in a compliance course, there is a... by Jo Ikelheimer | Apr 12, 2013 | Tax Credits
New LIHTC Income Limit Update An interesting question was raised at the National Council of State Housing Agency’s Housing Finance Agency Institute in January: After new income limits have been published by HUD, should owners/agents of LIHTC properties use the... by Jo Ikelheimer | Mar 12, 2013 | Tax Credits
Student Issues Abound for LIHTC In case you missed it, last month’s Spotlight On Webinar presented by yours truly on behalf of the National Center for Housing Management focused on LIHTC student issues. This month, I’ve decided to write a short re-cap to review the... by Jo Ikelheimer | Feb 12, 2013 | Tax Credits
Administration’s FY 2013 Budget Release Proposes Changes for LIHTC The Obama Administration recently released its proposed Federal budget for Fiscal Year 2013 which includes several significant changes for the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program. If the... by Jo Ikelheimer | Jan 13, 2013 | Tax Credits
Starting 2013 with Fiscal Cliff Aversion and Good News for LIHTC Welcome news has arrived with the New Year from our fair capital city of Washington, DC in the form of fiscal cliff aversion that had been looming into the holidays of 2012. Congress passed...