Bradley has an extensive practice dedicated to Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) transactions that is designed to help clients leverage the tax credits under Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code. We work closely with state and local bond issuers and various state housing authorities and prepare:
The attorneys on our Affordable Housing team have deep knowledge of the housing bond market’s financing structures. We handle matters involving HUD programs, development projects involving tax-exempt bond-financed transactions, and LIHTC syndications. Bradley also handles tax-exempt financing and programs involving tax advantages, subsidies, or credit.
In our HTC practice, we represent investors in and developers of historic rehabilitation projects. We also have experience with projects that rely upon financing through state HTCs, advising developers, owners, lenders, and investors.
Bradley is equipped to tackle the complex legal, tax, and regulatory issues our clients face in these transactions, such as:
We have represented qualified businesses, community development entities, leverage lenders, and tax credit investors since the NMTC programs were adopted at the federal and state levels. With regard to the need for working capital, as well as construction and renovation, we structure and close investments that qualify under these programs.
Bradley is equipped to tackle the complex legal, tax, and regulatory issues our clients face in these transactions, such as: