IPED Conferences http://www.ipedinc.net/ IPED is well known for its conferences on affordable housing, community development, tax credits, and other aspects of government-assisted development. en-us Copyright 2012 IPED. All Rights Reserved. 6 Jan 2012 13:10:00 GMT 6 Jan 2012 13:10:00 GMT 20 The New Frontier in Financing Tax Credit Projects http://www.ipedinc.net/Conferences/Financing_Tax_Credit_Projects_Las_Vegas_March_2012.aspx

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March 21 - 23, 2012
Four Seasons Hotel
Las Vegas, NV

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Why You Should Attend

This conference is designed for sophisticated investors, developers, real estate and tax attorneys, and accountants who have worked with at least one of the following federal tax credits: Low Income, New Markets, Historic Rehabilitation and Energy (Investment and/or Production). This is not a “Tax Credit 101 conference,” however, there will be an overview of each credit on the afternoon of Wednesday, March 21 to ensure that the audience has a basic understanding of all four credits.

Who Should Attend

You should attend if…

  • You currently manage a portfolio of projects that utilize multiple tax credits.
  • You have considered enhancing your investment opportunities by investing in projects that either utilizes a different tax credit or that combine multiple tax credits.
  • You have utilized one type of tax credit to help finance your projects and are contemplating financing new projects that either utilize a different tax credit or that combine multiple tax credits.

For nearly 50 years, federal tax credits have been used to attract private capital to help finance the development of a wide variety of that have enhanced and revitalized communities throughout the United States.

Whether utilizing the Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit (HTC), the New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC), the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) or the Investment and/or Production Tax Credits (ITC)/ (PTC), all provide a savvy approach to investing in your bottom line.

Throughout the conference, we will bring together industry leaders, experts and innovators who will explore what works and what doesn’t when working on multi-credit projects. We’ll bring in developers who have added new credits to their portfolio.

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Presented by:


March 21 - 23, 2012
Four Seasons Hotel
Las Vegas, NV

For More Information Click Here

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Why You Should Attend

This conference is designed for sophisticated investors, developers, real estate and tax attorneys, and accountants who have worked with at least one of the following federal tax credits: Low Income, New Markets, Historic Rehabilitation and Energy (Investment and/or Production). This is not a “Tax Credit 101 conference,” however, there will be an overview of each credit on the afternoon of Wednesday, March 21 to ensure that the audience has a basic understanding of all four credits.

Who Should Attend

You should attend if…

  • You currently manage a portfolio of projects that utilize multiple tax credits.
  • You have considered enhancing your investment opportunities by investing in projects that either utilizes a different tax credit or that combine multiple tax credits.
  • You have utilized one type of tax credit to help finance your projects and are contemplating financing new projects that either utilize a different tax credit or that combine multiple tax credits.

For nearly 50 years, federal tax credits have been used to attract private capital to help finance the development of a wide variety of that have enhanced and revitalized communities throughout the United States.

Whether utilizing the Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit (HTC), the New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC), the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) or the Investment and/or Production Tax Credits (ITC)/ (PTC), all provide a savvy approach to investing in your bottom line.

Throughout the conference, we will bring together industry leaders, experts and innovators who will explore what works and what doesn’t when working on multi-credit projects. We’ll bring in developers who have added new credits to their portfolio.

For More Information Click Here

Register Now


]]> Tax Credits 101 plus Historic Tax Credits http://www.ipedinc.net/Conferences/Housing_Tax_Credits_101_Boston_MA_April_2012.aspx

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April 18 - 20, 2012
Omni Parker House Hotel
Boston, MA

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Conference Overview

Sponsored by:
Nixon Peabody

This seminar is intended for newcomers to the field as well as those seeking an up-to-the-minute refresher course. It will present the basic rules governing the LIHTC and use of the tax credit in today’s transactions; a “hands-on” analysis of a financial model generated for a typical tax credit project; an overview of the legal, accounting, and business issues involved in negotiating transactions; a practical look at tax credit transactions from the lender, agency, developer, and investor perspectives; special issues that arise in deals involving non-profits; the basic rules for when tax credits are used together with tax-exempt bonds; options for tax credit properties in Year 15; and real-world advice on the occupancy and compliance essentials that are critical to the long-term success of every project. We will spend the first afternoon with an update on the Historic Tax Credit. You can attend the entire conference or choose to attend the one and a half days of the Housing conference or just the afternoon of the Historic conference.

Who Should Attend

Housing Tax Credit conference

  • Owners, developers, syndicators, property managers, and applicable staff and advisers who need a basic understanding of how the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit works
  • Investors, lenders, underwriters, and others in the housing finance community looking for straightforward and practical analysis of the business as well as the technical issues surrounding today’s use of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
  • Housing agency and community development staff, non-profit representatives, and others who want step-by-step information on the use of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and how it fits into the overall development process
  • Real estate and tax attorneys, accountants, and other advisors to tax credit participants who need an overview or update of the fundamental rules, techniques, and practices applicable to today’s transactions

Historic Tax Credit afternoon primer

  • Developers and owners of residential, commercial, or mixed-use, market-rate or low-income property who are interested in learning more about the rules, strategies and opportunities of historic credit deals as well as how to twin them with Low-Income Credits.
  • Investors, lenders, syndicators, underwriters and others involved in financing properties that use, or are considering using, Historic Tax Credits in combination with other financing tools
  • State, tribal and local officials, non-profit representatives and those interested in historic preservation seeking to stay current on the latest techniques designed to finance development as well as preserve or rehabilitate older buildings
  • Real estate and tax attorneys, accountants, consultants and other advisors to the development community who want up-to-the minute analyses of applicable regulations, processes and business considerations to help clients get the most from their Historic Tax Credit projects
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April 18 - 20, 2012
Omni Parker House Hotel
Boston, MA

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Conference Overview

Sponsored by:
Nixon Peabody

This seminar is intended for newcomers to the field as well as those seeking an up-to-the-minute refresher course. It will present the basic rules governing the LIHTC and use of the tax credit in today’s transactions; a “hands-on” analysis of a financial model generated for a typical tax credit project; an overview of the legal, accounting, and business issues involved in negotiating transactions; a practical look at tax credit transactions from the lender, agency, developer, and investor perspectives; special issues that arise in deals involving non-profits; the basic rules for when tax credits are used together with tax-exempt bonds; options for tax credit properties in Year 15; and real-world advice on the occupancy and compliance essentials that are critical to the long-term success of every project. We will spend the first afternoon with an update on the Historic Tax Credit. You can attend the entire conference or choose to attend the one and a half days of the Housing conference or just the afternoon of the Historic conference.

Who Should Attend

Housing Tax Credit conference

  • Owners, developers, syndicators, property managers, and applicable staff and advisers who need a basic understanding of how the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit works
  • Investors, lenders, underwriters, and others in the housing finance community looking for straightforward and practical analysis of the business as well as the technical issues surrounding today’s use of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
  • Housing agency and community development staff, non-profit representatives, and others who want step-by-step information on the use of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and how it fits into the overall development process
  • Real estate and tax attorneys, accountants, and other advisors to tax credit participants who need an overview or update of the fundamental rules, techniques, and practices applicable to today’s transactions

Historic Tax Credit afternoon primer

  • Developers and owners of residential, commercial, or mixed-use, market-rate or low-income property who are interested in learning more about the rules, strategies and opportunities of historic credit deals as well as how to twin them with Low-Income Credits.
  • Investors, lenders, syndicators, underwriters and others involved in financing properties that use, or are considering using, Historic Tax Credits in combination with other financing tools
  • State, tribal and local officials, non-profit representatives and those interested in historic preservation seeking to stay current on the latest techniques designed to finance development as well as preserve or rehabilitate older buildings
  • Real estate and tax attorneys, accountants, consultants and other advisors to the development community who want up-to-the minute analyses of applicable regulations, processes and business considerations to help clients get the most from their Historic Tax Credit projects
Register Now  Register Now
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