This live one-hour webinar will cover the IRS Final Regulation on the LIHTC Average Income Set-Aside. It will be presented by affordable housing expert A. J. Johnson and will provide a detailed discussion of the new regulation. Discussion points will include (1) the minimum set-aside vs. the Average-test; (2) the elimination of the “cliff” test; (3) the Available Unit Rule; (4) the timing of unit designations and changing designations; and (5) Average Income and the Applicable Fraction. There will also be plenty of opportunities for Q&A.

This course was created by A. J. Johnson, a nationally recognized leader in affordable housing compliance. A. J. is also the instructor for this course. This means you are not only being taught by an expert, but you also have the opportunity to easily interact with him. This is the perfect opportunity to get solid, accurate answers to your questions.

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