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About the Provisions All projects (placed in service after April 1, 2021) would receive a temporary increase to the credit to 30% through 2025.
The California historic rehabilitation tax credit (SB 451) was signed into law in October, 2019 to create an important new incentive for economic development through the rehabilitation of historic buildings, many of which can be adaptively reused for much-needed housing.
Transitional rule Under the 2017 TCJA transition rule: (1) for certified historic buildings, there is a 20% credit entirely claimed in the placed-in-service year. Or (2) for pre-1936 buildings that are not certified historic structures, there is a 10% credit entirely claimed in the placed-in-service year.
The federal historic rehabilitation tax credit (HTC) program is an indirect federal subsidy to finance the rehabilitation of historic buildings with a 20 percent tax credit for qualified expenditures.
Federal Historic Tax Credits are not sold directly to an investor. Investors become owners of the property as limited partners in a limited partnership or as members in a limited liability company.
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Direct Sale - Project Owner sells the certificated tax credits to a third party purchaser. The sale proceeds are considered investment income subject to capital gains taxes under the Internal Revenue Code to the Project Owner.
A project can claim HTC equal to 20% of qualified expenses. The tax credit directly reduces income taxes owed. Each dollar of tax credit offsets one dollar of taxes due. A project with $1 million of qualified expenses will generate $200,000 of HTC to offset $200,000 of federal income taxes.

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