Rehabilitating Older and Historic Buildings: Law, Taxation, Strategies |
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... building volume will not generate expenses eligible for the credit , but increases in usable floor area due to ... building is eligible for the 20 - percent credit ) . This require- ment may be avoided with respect to a building located ...
... building volume will not generate expenses eligible for the credit , but increases in usable floor area due to ... building is eligible for the 20 - percent credit ) . This require- ment may be avoided with respect to a building located ...
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... building , however , must also be allocated.34 Under the regulations , for a part of a building to be considered a major portion of the building , it must generally consist of clearly identifiable parts of the building ( e.g. , the ...
... building , however , must also be allocated.34 Under the regulations , for a part of a building to be considered a major portion of the building , it must generally consist of clearly identifiable parts of the building ( e.g. , the ...
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... BUILDING CODES The rehabilitation of older structures is often complicated by the applica- tion of state and local building codes . These codes have traditionally been written with new buildings in mind , and their requirements may be ...
... BUILDING CODES The rehabilitation of older structures is often complicated by the applica- tion of state and local building codes . These codes have traditionally been written with new buildings in mind , and their requirements may be ...
Contents
Federal Income Tax Incentives for Rehabilitation | 1 |
Historic Preservation Certifications | 39 |
Private Syndication | 64 |
Copyright | |
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