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As Opportunity Zones come into focus, NTCIC has been exploring how Opportunity Zone capital can best be invested in underserved communities and complement successful incentives such as the New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) and the Historic Tax Credit (HTC), while supporting a mission of historic preserv…

Join NTCIC and the National Main Street Center as we discuss tax credits and how our Main Street Revitalization Fund can be used to support your historic Main Street communities nationwide.

NTCIC is pleased to announce that it has successfully closed on financing for the Bowery project in downtown Akron, Ohio.

NTCIC is thrilled to announce the successful financial closing to provide capital for the adaptive reuse of the historic Hoen Lithograph buildings located in East Baltimore, Maryland.

Originally published by Brad Stanhope of Novogradac & Company, LLC on Wednesday, January 9, 2019 A church-and-school campus in New Orleans that never reopened after Hurricane Katrina is now home to the Southern Rep Theatre, a school, and a co-working space, thanks to equity from historic tax c…

Novogradac & Company LLP is scheduled to host their annual New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) conference in San Diego, CA from January 24-25 for which NTCIC is a sponsor.

Since the initial release of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 and the introduction of the Opportunity Zone incentive, NTCIC has been working the Historic Tax Credit Coalition (HTCC) and other industry leaders in the historic preservation community to better understand how this new incentive can…

Happy Holidays from NTCIC! From all of us at NTCIC, thank you so much for a fantastic year. We are so grateful for our partnerships made possible through the support of transformational tax credit investments nationwide! Cheers to many more impactful investments in 2019.

With the 115th Congress set to adjourn this week, preservation and historic rehab advocates are less optimistic of a year-end tax bill with a provision to increase the value of Historic Tax Credits (HTC).

By: Anthony Veerkamp By now, you’ve probably heard about Opportunity Zones, but you may still not be sure whether to be excited, alarmed, or indifferent regarding their implications for your community.