Qualified Allocation Plan 2023
Chicago Department of Housing
Table of Contents
Section I General
Section II Application Process
Section III Selection Criteria and Preferences
Section 42 Mandatory Selection Criteria
DOH Selection Criteria
Priority Tracts
DOH Policy Objectives
• Tax Credit Reservation Allocation Requirements Section IV Tax Credit Reservation and Allocation Process
Section V Tax Credits with Tax Exempt Bond Financing
Section VI Compliance Monitoring Requirements
Section VII Other Conditions
Executive Approval
Appendix
Summary of DOH Selection Criteria
Permanent Supportive Housing Guidelines Section 42 Mandatory Selection Criteria
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A. General Information
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program ("LIHTC Program") was instituted by the Tax Reform Act of 1986, as set forth under Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (the "Section 42"). Section 42 authorizes local housing finance agencies to allocate Low-Income Housing Tax Credits ("Tax Credits") to qualified rental housing developments. The City of Chicago (the "City") administers the LIHTC Program through its Department of Housing (DOH).
This Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Qualified Allocation Plan (this "QAP"), as required under Section 42(m), establishes the priorities and selection criteria for the allocation of Tax Credits by DOH and administration ofthe LIHTC Program until a subsequent allocation plan has been adopted by the City or until the LIHTC Program is terminated.
All references to statutes and treasury regulations shall be deemed to include changes and modifications made therein from time to time. Nonetheless, DOH reserves the right to initiate future amendments to this QAP to reflect changes instituted by law and the Internal Revenue Service (the "IRS") and to reflect changes in the City's priorities and selection criteria in connection with the allocation of Tax Credits.
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