Journal of Tax Credit Investing

Featured articles

• Two hundred seventy-one applicants compete for New Markets Tax Credits (Fall 2003)
• Synthetic coal draws bad press, IRS attention (Fall 2003)
• Wind energy tax credit still waiting for renewal (Fall 2003)
• Applying FASB Interpretation 46 to housing tax credit investments (Summer 2003)
• New Markets Tax Credit program enters its second application cycle (Summer 2003)
• Congress will eventually renew the wind energy tax credit (Summer 2003)
• Paramount Financial Group successfully closes one of the largest single guaranteed funds (Summer 2003)
• New Markets Tax Credits: a look ahead (Spring 2003)
• New Markets Tax Credits: 2003 allocations to spur investment in 40 states (Spring 2003)
• Inside the syndication process: asset management (Spring 2003)
• ill tax equity fund ratings make a difference? (Winter 2003)
• Inside the syndication process: post closing (Winter 2003)
• Inside the syndication process: initial underwriting (Fall 2002)
• Investors have big plans for New Markets Tax Credits program (Summer 2002)
• Study assesses performance of tax credit properties (Spring 2002)
• Corporations seek new ways to cut tax liability (Winter 2002)

  About the journal

  The Journal of Tax Credit Investing is the ONLY independent and authoritative publication that helps you take advantage of billions of dollars in federal and state tax credits. JTCI is necessary intelligence to aid you in making smart decisions about community development lending and investment. Learn how to evaluate potential investments to maximize return and minimize risk.

  It covers federal housing tax credits, New Markets Tax Credits and historic rehabilitation credits from the investor's point of view—equity investment, as well as on lending and asset management, for housing, community development and economic development.

  Published quarterly, each issue is packed with news of regulatory and legislative changes affecting your investments and overviews of community lending and investment programs nationwide.

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