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HB22-1051

Mod Affordable Housing Tax Credit

Concerning modification of the Colorado affordable housing tax credit, and, in connection therewith, extending the time during which the credit may be claimed and increasing the yearly amount of credits that can be allocated.
Session:
2022 Regular Session
Subject:
Fiscal Policy & Taxes
Bill Summary

The Colorado housing and finance authority (CHFA), under the Colorado affordable tax credit program, may allocate income tax credits in an annual aggregate amount of up to $10 million for the years beginning on January 1, 2020, and ending on December 31, 2024. The bill extends this period to December 31, 2031.


(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

Status

Introduced
Passed
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Sponsors

Sponsor Type Legislators
Prime Sponsor

Rep. S. Bird, Rep. H. McKean
Sen. D. Hisey, Sen. R. Zenzinger

Sponsor

Co-sponsor

Rep. J. Bacon, Rep. T. Bernett, Rep. A. Boesenecker, Rep. T. Exum, Rep. A. Garnett, Rep. L. Herod, Rep. C. Kipp, Rep. M. Lindsay, Rep. S. Lontine, Rep. J. McCluskie, Rep. D. Michaelson Jenet, Rep. N. Ricks, Rep. D. Roberts, Rep. M. Snyder, Rep. B. Titone, Rep. D. Valdez
Sen. J. Bridges, Sen. J. Buckner, Sen. J. Coleman, Sen. J. Cooke, Sen. J. Danielson, Sen. K. Donovan, Sen. S. Fenberg, Sen. R. Fields, Sen. J. Gonzales, Sen. C. Hansen, Sen. N. Hinrichsen, Sen. C. Holbert, Sen. S. Jaquez Lewis, Sen. C. Kolker, Sen. P. Lee, Sen. L. Liston, Sen. D. Moreno, Sen. B. Pettersen, Sen. R. Rodriguez, Sen. R. Scott, Sen. C. Simpson, Sen. T. Story, Sen. F. Winter, Sen. R. Woodward

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