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Location: Coast Inn at Lake Hood, 3450 Aviation Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99502

Dates: August 29-31, 2023

Join us in Anchorage, Alaska for a three day training course designed to provide tribal housing professionals with an overview of the federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program, and how the program can complement other tribal housing initiatives. The course provides both a general explanation of the program and describes detailed procedures and requirements for continuing operational compliance under the LIHTC and the Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act (NAHASDA) programs.This class addresses the fundamentals of tax credit compliance from a global perspective and explains how compliance can be integrated into an existing property management regimen.

Participants will also learn about tenant compliance requirements and the costs and penalties associated with non-compliance. How NAHASDA fits into the LIHTC program will also be discussed, and in particular, admissions and occupancy requirements.Individuals that successfully pass the NAHASDA & Tax Credit Compliance Professional (NTCCP) exam at the end of the NAHASDA-LIHTC compliance certification course and demonstrate a minimum of 2 years’ experience in NAHASDA-LIHTC related projects will receive an NTCCP certification.

• Complete Certification of Work Experience
• Execute the NTCCP Code of Professional Responsibility

The NTCCP certification is a unique national certification that acknowledges expertise in both the NAHASDA and LIHTC programs.

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This is the premier learning event for housing and legal professionals from across the country working to address the availability and access to affordable housing for Native American families.  The event provides a forum to discuss regulatory and legal issues in the tribal housing arena, as well as related community development issues.

Bringing together legal practitioners, housing organizations, tribal housing authorities, law students, legal academics and other tribal leaders – Join more that 500 of your industry peers and foremost experts in Indian housing law and regulations. And, nearly 30 training sessions will be offered.

Explore ideas, experiences, share insights and address emerging issues whether you are a seasoned legal practitioner or just beginning your professional path working in housing this is the event to attend.

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