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Senate Finance Committee Members
U.S. Capitol Switchboard (202)224-3121
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Use the materials below, especially those under Talking Points and Sample Letters .
U.S. Department of the Treasury's Section 1602 (LIHTC) Exchange Program Awards to State Housing Credit Agencies through July 2010
Spreadsheet (PDF,149 KB) (UPDATED 8.04)
Legislation
Small Business Jobs Act of 2010
Bingaman-Kerry-Cantwell Carryback Amendment
Text of SA 4411 (PDF, 250 KB) (UPDATED 6.30)
Senate Substitute Version
Text of H.R. 5297 (PDF, 332 KB) (UPDATED 8.04)
Summary of H.R. 5297 (PDF, 486 KB) (UPDATED 8.04)
House-passed Version
Text of H.R.5297 (PDF, 345 KB) (UPDATED 6.25)
Summary of Tax Provisions included in H.R.5297 (PDF, 24 KB) (UPDATED 6.30)
Small Business and Infrastructure Jobs Tax Act of 2010
[3/15 version] Summary of H.R.4849 (PDF, 55 KB)
[3/19] Text of HR4849 (PDF, 97 KB)
Senate Jobs and Tax Extenders Bill (American Jobs and Closing Tax Loopholes Act of 2010)
Text of Latest Baucus Extenders Amendment (PDF, 454 KB) (UPDATED 8.04)
Summary of Tax Extender Provisions (PDF, 27 KB) (UPDATED 6.17)
Senate Bills Supporting ACTION proposals
Cantwell S.3326 Carryback and 4% Credit (PDF, 44 KB)
Bingaman S.3141 Carryback (PDF, 167 KB)
House Bills Supporting ACTION proposals
Sanchez H.R.4687 4% Credit (PDF, 179 KB)
Pascrell H.R.4109 Carryback (PDF, 164 KB)
Documents Supporting Our Proposals
Small Business Job Creation and the LIHTC (PDF, 30 KB)
One-page Jobs Impact (PDF, 211 KB)
Talking Points for ACTION (PDF, 162KB)
Carryback Justification Talking Points (PDF, 59 KB)
Carryback FAQs (PDF, 252 KB)
Letters Supporting the Campaign
Consensus Letter (PDF, 369 KB) (UPDATED 8.24)
Kerry-Cantwell Dear Colleague Letter (PDF, 189 KB)
Letter in Support of Extending the Exchange Program (PDF, 97 KB) (UPDATED 7.26)
Research Supporting Our Proposals
Disruption of the LIHTC program
State Fact Sheets I Click Here
Sample Letters
Sample Letter to Your Local Elected Official (DOC, 31 KB)
Sample Letter to Your Senator (DOC, 32 KB)
Sample Letter to the Editor (DOC, 29 KB)
Sample Letter to Congress (DOC, 35 KB)
Sample Letter Supporting the Exchange Program (DOC, 730 KB) (UPDATED 8.04)
Sample Letter Supporting Broader Extenders Bill Agenda (NON-A.C.T.I.O.N.)
(DOC, 21 KB) (UPDATED 8.04)
Our Proposals
Summary of Campaign Legislative Proposals (PDF, 89 KB)
Detailed 4% Exchange Proposal (PDF, 123 KB)
Detailed Carryback Proposal (PDF, 156 KB)
Detailed Pass Through Entity Proposals (PDF, 60 KB)
Background on the LIHTC
LIHTC 101 Illustration (PDF, 106KB) (UPDATED 8.11)
How the LIHTC works (PDF, 436KB) (UPDATED 8.11)
Ernst and Young Tax Credit Investment
Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. and Local Initiatives Support Corporation surveyed current, former and potential institutional investors, as well as syndicators and brokers active in the housing credit industry. This report was jointly undertaken by Ernst & Young's Tax Credit Investment Advisory Services group and its Quantitative Economics and Statistics group.
Download the Survey (PDF, 2 MB)
About the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)
As the nation’s largest and most successful affordable rental housing production program, the Housing Credit program has financed more than two million apartment homes since 1987 and about 120,000 annually in recent years. According to the National Council of State Housing Agencies, approximately 90 percent of all affordable rental housing is financed annually through the Housing Credit. According to the National Association of Home Builders, until recently the program supported about 140,000 jobs annually, and benefited local economies from the addition of $1.5 billion in taxes and other revenues. Housing Credit properties are also managed very well, with an extremely low annual foreclosure rate below 0.1%, according to Ernst & Young.
News
| 07.21 | Extenders' Housing Provisions in Doubt |
| 06.28 | Albuquerque Journal, Carryback Proposal |
| 06.25 | Extenders Bill, Cloture Motion Fails |
| 06.17 | Extenders Bill, Small Business Jobs Bill |
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