HTC Archive Files
MHC is required to develop a Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP) which sets forth the selection criteria to be used to determine housing priorities of the State of Mississippi that are appropriate to local conditions. The QAP gives preference in allocating housing credit dollar amounts among selected developments that (a) serve the lowest income tenants, and (b) obligate to serve qualified tenants for the longest time period; and (c) are located in qualified census tracts and the development of which contributes to a concerted community revitalization plan. The QAP also provides a procedure that MHC will follow in monitoring for noncompliance and in notifying the Internal Revenue Service of such noncompliance. Qualified Allocation Plans from previous years are archived below:
2023 Qualified Allocation Plan
2022 Qualified Allocation Plan
2021 Qualified Allocation Plan
2019/2020 Qualified Allocation Plan
2017-2018 Qualified Allocation Plan
2016 Qualified Allocation Plan
2015 Qualified Allocation Plan
2013 Qualified Allocation Plan
2012 Qualified Allocation Plan
2011 Qualified Allocation Plan
2010 Qualified Allocation Plan
2009 Qualified Allocation Plan
2007-2008 Qualified Allocation Plan
2006 Qualified Allocation Plan
2005 Qualified Allocation Plan
2004 Qualified Allocation Plan
2003 Qualified Allocation Plan
2002 Qualified Allocation Plan
2001 Qualified Allocation Plan
2000 Qualified Allocation Plan
HTC Maps Archives
For details on the 2019 QCTs and DDAs, see the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
2021 HTC Point Layers
Released December 9, 2020
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2020 HTC Point Layers
Released November 12, 2019
2019 HTC Point Layers Temporarily Unavailable
Released January 4, 2019
Download 2019 HTC GIS Map Layers
2018 HTC Point Layers
Released January 19, 2018, Updated January 26, 2018, to include FEMA-4350-DR
Download 2018 HTC GIS Map Layers
2017 HTC Point Layers
Released December 28, 2016
Download 2017 HTC GIS Map Layers
2016 HTC Point Layers
Updated January 21, 2016 to show High Opportunity Area Part a and Part b as separate layers.
Updated December 4, 2015 to add 2016 QCT/DDA layers, number layers and update layer titles to match numbering and wording in site location section of the QAP. Also includes layers for over concentration zip code, Smaller Credit Amount Set-aside, and health care zone layers. Map displays boundary files for use with 2016 Applications for Low Income Housing Tax Credits.
2016 HTC Supplemental Layers
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Supplemental boundary files that may be helpful selecting sites for 2016 Applications for Low Income Housing Tax Credits. Community Mental Health Centers serving counties eligible for "Smaller Credit Amount Set-Aside"; High Opportunity Areas Part (b) A-B School Districts; school facilities
Request Package for IRS Form 8609
2018 HTC Recipient List
2017 HTC Recipient List
2016 HTC Recipient List
2015 HTC Recipient List
2013 HTC Recipient List
2012 HTC Recipient List
2011 HTC Recipient List
2010 HTC Recipient List
2009 HTC Recipient List
2007-08 Cycle 1 HTC Recipient List
2007-08 Cycle 2 HTC Recipient List
2007-08 Cycle 3 HTC Recipient List
2007-08 Cycle 5 HTC Recipient List
2008 Additional HTC Recipient List
2006 Cycle 1 HTC Recipient List
2006 Cycle 2 HTC Recipient List
2005 HTC Recipient List
2004 HTC Recipient List
2003 HTC Recipient List
2002 HTC Recipient List
2001 HTC Recipient List
2000 HTC Recipient List
1999 HTC Recipient List
1998 HTC Recipient List
1997 HTC Recipient List
1996 HTC Recipient List
1995 HTC Recipient List
1994 HTC Recipient List
1993 HTC Recipient List
1992 HTC Recipient List
1991 HTC Recipient List
1990 HTC Recipient List
1989 HTC Recipient List
1987 HTC Recipient List
Health Care Zone Special Allocation Cycle
Qualified Census Tract (QCT) and Difficult Development Areas (DDA) for purposes of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) under Internal Revenue Code Section 42 in effect for 2015 have been released. They have been added as features to the map at right. Click on the map to search an address to find which geographic selection criteria apply.
