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Taxpayers can secure an 85% credit while giving to affordable housing

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ALEXANDRIA — Minnesota taxpayers have a very limited-time opportunity to turn their state tax liability into a powerful investment in critically needed affordable housing while keeping their dollars local. Eligible individuals and businesses can receive an 85% tax credit on contributions toward qualified projects through the Minnesota State Housing Tax Credit Program and Contribution Fund. Nicole Fernholz, executive director of the Alexandria Ar…

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Taxpayers can secure an 85% credit while giving to affordable housing

ALEXANDRIA — Minnesota taxpayers have a very limited-time opportunity to turn their state tax liability into a powerful investment in critically needed affordable housing while keeping their dollars local. Eligible individuals and businesses can receive an 85% tax credit on contributions toward qualified projects through the Minnesota State Housing Tax Credit Program and Contribution Fund. Nicole Fernholz, executive director of the Alexandria Ar…

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Macon-Bibb hosts summit to tackle affordable housing as cost of living rises - 41NBC News

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – As inflation continues to strain family budgets, affordable housing has become harder to find in Macon. To address the issue, the Macon-Bibb County Land Bank Authority hosted a summit on Wednesday aimed at advancing affordable housing initiatives across the city. Natalie Bouyett, executive director of the Macon Affordable Housing Fund, says she hopes the summit will help move the city’s vision of affordable living f…

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Senators work to preserve affordable housing tax credit

Senators are trying to preserve a state tax credit created to encourage construction of affordable housing in Kansas. The Senate is negotiating with the House over a bill eliminating the program, although the legislation was amended to protect housing investments for 2023, 2024 and 2025 that were awarded tax credits. The House voted 85-36 to eliminate the program, which was enacted in 2022 to jump-start the housing market in rural Kansas. The Se…

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Echo Press broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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