Explanation of Finance Committee Amendment to S. 2238 (Technical Corrections Act of 1988, As Reported) Jcx-28-88
Explanation of Finance Committee Amendment to S. 2238 (Technical Corrections Act of 1988, As Reported) Jcx-28-88
United States. Congress. Joint Committee On Taxation
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The provision would direct the Treasury Department to issue guidance concerning the application of the private activity bond test to tax-exempt bond financing for State programs. The guidance would be provided before January 1, 1989. 3. Calculation of income limits for qualified mortgage bond financed homes in high housing cost areas (sec. 738) Purchasers of houses financed with tax-exempt qualified mortgage bonds must have incomes of 115 percent or less of the higher of area or State median in...come in statistical areas other than targeted areas of economic distress. The provision would provide a third alternative for establishing the income limit in high housing cost areas. In these areas, this alternative would adjust the income limit upward from 115 percent of area median income by one percent for each percent that the ratio of local housing cost to income -31- exceeds 120 percent of the same ratio determined nationally. The maximum adjusted income limit would be 140 percent of area median income.
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