Advocacy

HTCC Advocacy Toolkit

July 10, 2018

At the close of 2017, the long-awaited GOP tax reform plan was enacted.  Throughout the legislative process, the federal Historic Tax Credit (HTC) was at risk, but thanks to the immense efforts of our Coalition members, grassroots advocates, and selected lawmakers—it survived.

The credit was altered in the final bill, but with more tax legislation planned in 2018 and beyond, we need the continued engagement of interested parties to ensure the HTC is enhanced but not further weakened or even eliminated.

The documents and tools compiled in this Tool Kit as well as the advocacy tools found on the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s HTC webpage proved to be invaluable supporting information when advocating for the preservation and improvement of this vital credit.  Please use them for your own advocacy.

In addition to the advocacy documents listed above, please also utilize the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Preservation Leadership Forum’s toolkit. This webpage houses valuable HTC impact maps that can be used to demonstrate the ability of the HTC to change main streets and the cores of cities across the country.

Novogradac and Company has also produced a useful mapping tool you may utilize to create a map of your hometown or congressional district in order to augment your advocacy.

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HTCC Advocacy Toolkit

July 10, 2018

At the close of 2017, the long-awaited GOP tax reform plan was enacted.  Throughout the legislative process, the federal Historic Tax Credit (HTC) was at risk, but thanks to the immense efforts of our Coalition members, grassroots advocates, and selected lawmakers—it survived.

The credit was altered in the final bill, but with more tax legislation planned in 2018 and beyond, we need the continued engagement of interested parties to ensure the HTC is enhanced but not further weakened or even eliminated.

The documents and tools compiled in this Tool Kit as well as the advocacy tools found on the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s HTC webpage proved to be invaluable supporting information when advocating for the preservation and improvement of this vital credit.  Please use them for your own advocacy.

In addition to the advocacy documents listed above, please also utilize the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Preservation Leadership Forum’s toolkit. This webpage houses valuable HTC impact maps that can be used to demonstrate the ability of the HTC to change main streets and the cores of cities across the country.

Novogradac and Company has also produced a useful mapping tool you may utilize to create a map of your hometown or congressional district in order to augment your advocacy.

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