Tax Credit Compliance FAQs - Washington State Housing ... 2025

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The document is a Tenant Household Information Form used for Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) properties, specifically for Year 3 - 100% Tax Credit Properties. It collects essential data about tenant households, including personal information, household composition, income details, rent payments, and demographic information to comply with federal regulations. The form requires signatures from tenants and the owner/representative to certify eligibility under Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code.

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Begin by entering the Effective Date and Move-in Date at the top of the form. Ensure these dates are accurate as they are crucial for compliance.
Fill in the PROJECT DATA section, including Property Name, County, Address, TCAC #, Unit Number, # Bedrooms, BIN #, and Square Footage. This information identifies your property and unit.
In the HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION section, list all household members. For each member, provide their Last Name, First Name & Middle Initial, Relationship to Head of Household, Date of Birth, Student Status (check FT/PT/NA), and last four digits of their Social Security Number.
Complete the RENT section by entering Tenant Paid Monthly Rent, Monthly Utility Allowance, Other Monthly Non-Optional Charges, and any applicable rent assistance amounts.
Finally, ensure all signatures are collected from tenants and the owner/representative at the end of the form to validate eligibility under tax credit provisions.

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What is the income limit for housing assistance in Washington state?

Subsidized Housing Eligibility Family Size30% AMI80% AMI 1 $31,650 $77,700 2 $36,200 $88,800 3 $40,700 $99,900 4 $45,200 $110,9506 more rows

Whats the difference between Section 8 and section 42 housing?

However, the rent that a Section 42 resident will pay is capped at a fixed amount and includes utilities that are the residents responsibility. In rental assistance programs such as Section 8, the residents rent is based on 30% of his/her income and the remaining adjusted portion is subsidized by the government.

Who is eligible for Section 42 housing?

Who qualifies for Section 42 housing? If you want to live in Section 42 housing, you must meet the income and asset qualifications based on the size of your family. In order to qualify: Your income must be no less than 30 percent and no greater than 50 percent of your areas median income limits as defined by HUD.

What is section 42 housing in Washington state?

These properties are subject to regulations that cap the amount of rent that can be charged and ensure that tenants meet specific income guidelines. In Washington State, tenants usually must earn below 60% of the area median income (AMI) to qualify for Section 42 housing.

What is Section 42 in Washington state?

Section 42 grants authority to each state to adopt additional requirements to address local housing needs and priorities. In Washington, some requirements are imposed on all properties. Other requirements tie to commitments made by the Owner in the application for an allocation of credit.

Who is eligible for the Washington state tax credit?

Eligibility - general Have a valid Social Security Number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN). Lived in Washington a minimum of 183 days (over half the year). Are at least 25 and under 65 years of age OR have a qualifying child. Filed a federal tax return the year before they claim the credit.

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