The federal Historic Tax Credit is a proven economic stimulus tool that spurs community revitalization, creates jobs, and returns more money to the Treasury than it costs. Join National Trust Community Investment Corporation, the Historic Tax Credit Coalition, and Preservation Leadership Forum...
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The Historic Tax Credit (HTC) is a proven tax incentive for both revitalizing historic community assets and supporting economic development and recovery. Unfortunately, the historic rehabilitation community, like so many others, has experienced slowing, stopping, and in some cases, devastating...
Historic Tax Credit Economic Stimulus Request.pdf
With the Pennsylvania Historic Preservation Tax Credit PA-HPTC set to expire in 2020, this timely study examined the impacts and effectiveness of historic tax credit projects that utilized the PA-HPTC, the Federal Rehabilitation Tax Credit, or both. This study also compares the PA-HPTC to other...
The Missing Key- A Study of the Impact and Potential of the Pennsylvania State Historic Tax Credit.pdf
Join this webinar to hear about bills introduced to improve the federal historic tax credit, news about three state historic tax credit efforts and an update on the National Park Service's recently proposed changes to the rules that govern nominations to the National Register of Historic Places....
The National Trust for Historic Preservation is supporting the effort to gain a state historic tax credit for Tennessee and organized a mayor’s sign-on letter extolling the many benefits this incentive would provide the Volunteer state. Renee Kuhlman, director of Policy Outreach for the...
By Renee Kuhlman and Shaw Sprague Is your community considering policy changes to its state historic tax credit (HTC)? The National Trust for Historic Preservation has developed a best practices guide for preservation advocates and lawmakers interested in establishing or improving their state...
Staff of the Government Relations department at the National Trust for Historic Preservation discuss the potential implications of the mid-term elections for preservation policies. From enhancing the historic tax credit to addressing the backlog of deferred maintenance in our national parks,...
The National Trust envisions a future where leaders who make decisions impacting our neighborhoods consider the reuse of historic buildings an essential strategy to create more inclusive, prosperous, and resilient communities. The National Trust has long supported the enactment of state historic...