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Round 24 Awards (PDF, 90 KB) Round 23 Awards (PDF, 102 KB) Round 22 Awards (PDF, 102 KB) Round 21 Awards (PDF, 98 KB) Round 20 Awards (PDF, 184 KB) Round 19 Awards (PDF, 124 KB) Round 18 Awards (PDF, 116 KB) Round 17 Awards (PDF, 33 KB) Round 16 Awards (PDF, 283 KB) Round 15 Awards (PDF, 430 KB) |
Round 14 Awards (PDF, 299 KB) Round 13 Awards (PDF, 303 KB) Round 12 Awards (PDF, 176 KB) Round 11 Awards (PDF, 246 KB) Round 10 Awards (PDF, 258 KB) Round 9 Awards (PDF, 225 KB) Round 8 Awards (PDF, 209 KB) Rounds 5 - 7 Awards (PDF, 315 KB) Round 4 Awards (PDF, 82 KB) Rounds 1 - 3 Awards (PDF, 78 KB) |
The Massachusetts Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit is an exciting addition to the preservation toolkit. Under the program a certified rehabilitation project on an income-producing property is eligible to receive up to 20% of the cost of certified rehabilitation expenditures in state tax credits. There is an annual cap, so there are selection criteria that ensure the funds are distributed to the projects that provide the most public benefit. The MHC certifies the projects and allocates available credits.
In order to be considered for allocation of funds, Part I and Part II must be submitted to the MHC by the application deadline. The deadlines each year are: April 30, August 31, and January 15. (Please note that the previous deadline of December 31 has been changed to January 15).
Final Regulations 830 CMR 63.38R.1: Massachusetts Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit (pdf, 42k)
Tax Credit Instructions (pdf, 46k)
PART 1 - Evaluation of Significance (pdf, 15k)
PART 2 - Description of Rehabilitation (pdf, 37k)
PART 3 - Request for Certification of Completed Work (pdf, 64k)
Continuation/Amendment Sheet (pdf, 12k)
New! MHC HRC Questionnaire Instructions (pdf, 32k)
New! MHC HRC Questionnaire Attachment (pdf, 32k)
New! Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit Phased-In Projects (pdf, 60k)
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