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    Rehabilitation tax credits • Low income housing tax credits • Brownfield cleanup expensing Advantages of Using Tax Incentives in Brownfield Projects ? Increase project’s internal rate of return ? Ease borrower’s cash flow by freeing up cash ordinarily needed for tax payments ? Some credits can
    The federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (“LIHC”) Program is often called the most successful and longest-lived Federal affordable rental housing production program, since its inception in 1987. Pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code, LIHC encourages private investment in the
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