District Of Columbia § 47-4802(Perm) - Credit established.
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§ 47-4802(Perm). Credit established.
47-4802(Perm)*NOTE: This codification is the most current, due to recent law changes. To see the current law (including emergency and temporary legislation, if relevant) click this link: *
There is established a District of Columbia low-income housing tax credit.
[Repealed].
[Repealed].
The Department may award District of Columbia low-income housing tax credits to eligible projects in accordance with .
The total credits available for the Department to award are as follows:
In Fiscal Year 2025, $8,575,000;
In Fiscal Year 2026, $8,750,000;
In Fiscal Year 2027, $8,925,000;
In Fiscal Year 2028, $9,100,000; and
In each subsequent fiscal year, 105% of the total credits available for award in the prior fiscal year.
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