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The LIHTC program reduces the federal tax liability in exchange for the acquisition, rehabilitation, or construction of affordable rental housing units that will remain income and rent restricted over a long period (55 years for California).

SLIHC provides a dollar-for-dollar reduction in state taxes to investors in qualified low-income housing which meet the requirements of Article 2-A of the Public Housing Law. The SLIHC Credit allocation is not calendar year-specific.

The program is administered by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The LIHTC program does not provide housing subsidies. Instead, the program provides tax incentives, written into the Internal Revenue Code, to encourage developers to create affordable housing.

The $100,000 Basic Exemption increases to $150,000 of assessed value (Low-Income Exemption), as adjusted for the relevant assessment year, if the household income for prior year did not exceed $40,000, as adjusted for the relevant assessment year.

Will I Qualify for Affordable Housing? Household SizeExtremely-Low Income, Not to Exceed:Low Income, Not to Exceed: 1 person $33,150 $88,400 2 person $37,900 $101,000 3 person $42,650 $113,650 4 person $47,350 $126,2504 more rows

The low‑income housing credit provides funding for developers—those that rehabilitate existing housing or construct new projects—to construct low‑income housing in the State, and the state credit generally requires developers to use it in conjunction with a federal low‑income housing credit.

Also called the “Available Unit Rule” or “Next Available Unit Rule,” the 140% Rule is triggered when a household's income goes over 140% of the current maximum income limit for the household size.

Check if you qualify for CalEITC You're at least 18 years old or have a qualifying child. Have earned income of at least $1.00 and not more that $30,950. Have a valid Social Security Number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) for you, your spouse, and any qualifying children.