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BuzzHouse: IRS hearing on average income and 4% rate with tax attorney Glenn Graff
Apr 13, 2021
Baker Tilly's podcast series specifically for professionals in the multifamily housing industry
Tax attorney and industry titan, Glenn Graff, joins BuzzHouse fresh off the March 24 Internal Revenue Service (IRS) public hearing on proposed regulations related to the average income test for low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) properties. Glenn shares his key takeaways from the hearing and touches on other hot button issues dealing with affordable housing including additional clarification around Notice 2021-12 and the 4% locked credit rate.
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Glenn Graff, Tax Attorney at Applegate & Thorne-Thomsen
As chair of Applegate & Thorne-Thomsen’s tax group, Glenn provides tax credit structuring assistance to developers, syndicators and investors in LIHTC, historic rehabilitation tax credits, investment tax credits for renewable energy properties and structuring tax-advantaged transactions. He is also an expert witness in tax credit transactions and has represented clients in tax disputes before the IRS, U.S. Tax Court and local tax authorities.
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