IRS and HUD Notices and Rulings
Rural Rental Housing (RRH) Service - Reforms Improving the Effectiveness of the Section 515 Rural Rental Housing Program
Section 502(e)(3) of the Tax Reform Act of 1986 Does Not Prevent a Taxpayer from Claiming a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Under Section 42 for a Building Whose Credit Period Begins After 1995
Impact of Assistance Provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency
Effect a Tenant Exercising a Right of First Refusal, Suspending or Terminating the Provisions of an Extended Low-Income Housing Commitment, on such Extended Low-Income Housing Commitment's Satisfaction of Section 42(h)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code
Effects of Changes in Area Median Gross Income with respect to Tenant Qualification and Unit Availability
Requirement to Enter into an "Extended Use Agreement" for Pre-1990 Allocation Projects Wishing to Receive Additional Housing Credit Allocations after December 31, 1989
Treatment of Unit Occupied by a Full-Time Resident Manager
Satisfying the Minimum Set-Aside Requirements - Income Limitation Applicable to Unrelated Individuals Occupying a Low-Income Unit
Computing Income Limits Applicable to Exempt Facility Bonds Issued to Provide for Qualified Residential Rental Projects under Section 142 of the Code and to Low-Income Housing Credits under Section 42 of the Code
Capitalization of "Impact Fees" Incurred by Taxpayer in connection with the Construction of a New Residential Rental Building
Certain Rental Assistance Payments Not Treated as Grants With Respect to a Building or Its Operation Under Section 42(d)(5) of the Internal Revenue Code
Safe Harbor to Expedite Exemption Rulings for Low-Income Housing Providers
Process for Granting Temporary Relief from Certain Provisions of Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code for Owners of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program Projects and Housing Credit Agencies in Major Disaster Areas (Superseded by Revenue Procedure 2007-54)
Establishing the Gross Rent Floor for Rent-Restricted Units
Process for Granting Temporary Relief from Certain Provisions of Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code for Owners of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program Projects and Housing Credit Agencies in Major Disaster Areas (Supercedes Revenue Procedure 95-28)
Dated December 7, 1995 - Use of Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Grant Funds to Repair Flood Damaged Units*
Dated November 30, 1995 - Administrative Errors and Correction*
Dated November 7, 1995 - Rejection of a Waiver Request of the Ten-Year Holding Period Requirement Under Section 42(d)(2)(B)(ii) of the Internal Revenue Code*
Dated June 16, 1995 - Treatment of Adjusted Basis of Unit Occupied by Courtesy Officer*
Dated December 23, 1994 - Administrative Errors and Correction*
Dated November 3, 1994 - Administrative Errors and Correction*
Dated September 30, 1994 - Single Room Occupancy Units Treated as a Separate Low-Income Unit*
Dated May 6, 1994 - Administrative Errors and Correction*
Federally Subsidized Building**
Frequently Asked Questions
Bond Requirements When a Taxpayer Disposes of Interests in a Qualified Low-Income Building
Available Unit Rule
Election of Appropriate Percentage Month; Carryover of Post-1987 Low-Income Housing Credit Dollar Amounts
Determination of Income for Purposes of Section 42(g)(1)
Post June 30, 1992 Allocations and Timing of the Verification of the 10% Carryover Qualification Test
Election to Accelerate Low-Income Housing Credits Otherwise Allowable In Future Years
Utility Allowances, General Public Use Requirement, and Provision of Services
Assignment of a Building Identification Number (BIN)
Carryover of 1989 Credits for Certain Projects in Progress, Description of Construction, Reconstruction or Rehabilitation, and Placed in Service
Department of Housing and Urban Development- Combined Income and Rent
Units With Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Allocations Combined With Housing Choice Voucher Assistance Under the Tenant-Based and Project-Based Programs
Federally Mandated Exclusions From Income
Combined Income and Rent - Federally Mandated Exclusions from Annual Income
Proposed Guidelines for Determining Whether Organizations Providing Housing are Described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code
Correction of Form 8609 Instructions
* A Private Letter Ruling is directed only to the taxpayer who requested it. Accordingly, a Private Letter Ruling cannot be cited as precedent. A Private Letter Ruling may provide some insight as to what the Internal Revenue Service’s position might be under similar facts and circumstances.
** A Technical Advice Memorandum is directed only to the taxpayer it addresses, and may not be used or cited as precedent. A Technical Advice Memorandum may provide some insight as to what the Internal Revenue Service’s position might be under similar facts and circumstances.