
Internal Revenue Service Revenue Procedure 2021-47 addresses the federal tax status and reporting requirements for assistance payments made to homeowners through the Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF). The Revenue Procedure states that assistance payments made to homeowners under HAF are not considered gross income for federal tax purposes but instead qualify as disaster relief payments. Consequently, […]
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This October 28, 2021, document communicates the Treasury Department’s responses to some of the questions NCSHA submitted on October 20 regarding quarterly ERA reporting. View Document […]
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Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program grantees who have obligated 65 percent or more of their ERA 1 as of September 30, 2021, may submit this form to the Treasury Department requesting additional ERA 1 funds from the excess funds Treasury has recaptured from other grantees. View Document […]
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Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program grantees who have obligated less than 65 percent of their ERA 1 grant as of September 30, 2021, must submit this Program Improvement Plan form to the Treasury Department. View Document […]
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Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program grantees are required to submit this certification to the Treasury Department indicating the amount of their ERA 1 grant they have obligated through September 30, 2021. View Document […]
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On October 26, 2021, during a Senate Finance Committee hearing, Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA) called for the inclusion of a significant increase in the Housing Credit in the Build Back Better reconciliation legislation currently under negotiation in Congress. Cantwell said: “Our committee here has done great work on the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, but we […]
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