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500 NMTC TRANSACTIONS CLOSED IN 46 STATES$4.5 billion in qualified equity investments
Solidify Your FutureWhen it comes to tax credits, it pays to stay current. Keeping on top of developing state and federal tax credit opportunities, as well as changes in state and federal regulations and case law, is an essential component of successful tax credit transactions.
Husch Blackwell’s Tax Credits team has in-depth knowledge and experience you need. Because our attorneys are immersed in issues specific to tax credits, you can rely on us to keep you informed of today’s issues and trends and to help you achieve your business objectives.
Our services include:
¡ Handling all aspects of tax credit transactions
¡ Analyzing and recommending structures for the transaction
¡ Preparing organizational documents for the investment vehicles
¡ Rendering tax advice
¡ Drafting and finalizing syndication documents and all related documentation
¡ Ensuring proper treatment of the projected tax benefits by working closely with accountants
¡ Issuing tax opinions
¡ Advising on compliance with state and federal securities laws
¡ Providing all other services necessary to successfully complete the goals of our clients
Energy Sector Focus
State and Federal New Markets Tax Credit Transactions Our attorneys have supported more than 500 NMTC transactions in 46 states, enabling more than $4.5 billion in qualified equity investments. We collaborate with clients and industry groups to identify, analyze and resolve tax and structuring issues during the allocation and implementation process. Additionally, we have closed state NMTC projects in every state that has an NMTC program.
Representative Projects
■ $37 million of construction improvements and equipment acquisition for manufacturing company – Oklahoma
■ $7 million of building improvements and equipment purchases for home improvement company – Oklahoma
■ $67 million rehabilitation of historic building into a science and technology center – St. Louis, Missouri
■ $24 million development of a family community center – Los Angeles, California
State and Federal Historic RehabilitationOur attorneys handle all aspects of Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit transactions, including negotiation of investment documents with tax credit investors. We can also address any structuring issues that may arise in conjunction with other tax incentive programs, such as the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program and state and federal NMTC programs.
Representative Projects
■ $260 million redevelopment of historic hotel – Chicago, Illinois
■ $120 million redevelopment of historic hotels – Kansas City, Missouri
■ $14.2 million rehabilitation of former bottling house building into office space – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
State and Federal Low-Income TransactionsWhether your needs are related to new construction or rehabilitation, federally subsidized or non-federally subsidized projects, scattered site or single location development, we can guide you through every step of the process.
Representative Projects
■ $84 million rehabilitation of mixed-use complex (coupled with state and federal Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits and New Markets Tax Credits, as well as other local and state incentives) – St. Louis, Missouri
■ $79.9 million construction and rehabilitation of apartment complex (coupled with state and federal Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits and state Low-Income Tax Credits) – Boston, Massachusetts
States in which Husch Blackwell has closed New Markets Tax Credit transactions
Husch Blackwell llp | Arizona | Colorado | Illinois | Missouri | Nebraska | Tennessee | Texas | Washington, D.C. | Wisconsin | England
Attorney Contacts
About Our FirmHusch Blackwell is an industry-focused, full-service litigation and business law firm with 19 offices across the U.S. and in London. We represent national and global leaders in major industries including energy and natural resources; financial services; food and agribusiness; healthcare, life sciences and education; real estate, development and construction; and technology, manufacturing and transportation.
David BrennerDenver, [email protected]
Ryan BruntonKansas City, [email protected]
Scott HammelSt. Louis, [email protected]
Lucie Stanley St. Louis, [email protected]
Jonah BrotmanKansas City, [email protected]
Paul DombrowskiMadison, [email protected]
Steven McCandlessSt. Louis, [email protected]
Edward Lieberman Practice Group Chair St. Louis, [email protected]
Charles KlehmSt. Louis, [email protected]
Anne BruneelSt. Louis, [email protected]
Joe BredehoftSt. Louis, [email protected]
Douglas WorleySt. Louis, [email protected]
Kurt FiehlerSt. Louis, [email protected]
Justin FezziSt. Louis, [email protected]
Courtney Tawresey Denver, [email protected]
Stephen Agee St. Louis, [email protected] 314.345.6639
Elizabeth FeldmeirSt. Louis, [email protected]
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