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LIHTC Average Income Test: HFA Policy Considerations and Variations: Webinar: NAHB: REPLAY
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Final federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Average Income Test (AIT) guidance was issued by the IRS the previous year, and Housing Finance Agencies (HFAs) had been working to interpret the regulations and develop policies appropriate for their states. The AIT regulations allowed significant flexibility in HFA policy variation and interpretation. This webinar explored how state HFA AIT policies varied, current trends and best practices, and the implications for compliance. Whether participants had existing AIT deals or were considering them in the future, the webinar provided valuable information on the impact of state AIT policies on tax credit compliance.
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Missy Covington (Moderator)
VP, Compliance
Raymond James Affordable Housing Investments
Matt Rayburn
Deputy Executive Director & Chief Real Estate Development Officer
Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority
Matt Rayburn is the Deputy Executive Director and Chief Real Estate Development Officer for the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority. In this position, he oversees IHCDA’s Real Estate Development department which includes allocation and compliance for the Low-income Housing Tax Credit, TCAP, HOME Investment Partnerships Program, Community Development Block Grant, National Housing Trust Fund, Indiana Affordable Housing and Community Development Fund, Indiana Housing First, Housing Choice Voucher, and Performance Based Contract Administration programs as well as planning, training, and technical assistance for the Indiana Supportive Housing Institute and other supportive housing initiatives. Matt is the lead for IHCDA disaster recovery and the designated State Disaster Housing Manager responsible for working with the Indiana Department of Homeland Security on planning and recovery efforts. Matt joined IHCDA in 2007 and previously held the positions of Deputy Director of Compliance and Asset Management, Compliance and Asset Manager, and Multi-Family Monitor.
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