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The Federal Historic Tax Credit may be able to help!

American Brewery Building, Baltimore MD
Utilizing the federal HTC is essentially a three-step process governed by regulations and procedures of the National Park Service (NPS) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS):
  1. QUALIFYING: The owner determines whether the project will qualify for the 10 percent or the 20 percent tax credit based on IRS and NPS qualification criteria;
  2. EARNING: The owner follows the procedure established by the NPS to earn the credits;
  3. REDEEMING: The owner consults IRS regulations to determine his/her ability to redeem the credits earned as a credit against federal tax liability.
Using the three-step process outlined above, this guide will traverse the often confusing web of federal regulations, helping to answer questions such as:
  • Does my project qualify for the 10 percent historic tax credit or  the 20 percent historic tax credit?
  • Does my planned rehabilitation satisfy the qualification criteria established by the IRS and NPS?
  • How much of my earned credit will the IRS regulations allow me to redeem?
  • Can I “sell” my credits to investors who can apply them to reduce their federal tax liability?

borrowed from
 http://ntcic.webfactional.com/tax-credit-basics/historic-tax-credit-guide/