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The Internet can be a great resource for those looking for more
information about historic preservation, whether researching their
historic house, seeking assistance with a neighborhood initiative,
or looking to get involved in state or nationwide programs. The
following links represent some of the most established assistance
programs and advocacy groups. Remember that your local historic
commission can be an invaluable resource and a gateway to the rest
of the preservation community. |
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Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits |
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Federal Historic Preservation Tax Incentives |
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"The Federal Historic Preservation Tax Incentives program is one of
the nation's most successful and cost-effective community
revitalization programs. The program fosters private sector
rehabilitation of historic buildings and promotes economic
revitalization." |
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Massachusetts State Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit |
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"Under the program
a certified rehabilitation project on an income-producing property
is eligible to receive up to 20% of the cost of certified
rehabilitation expenditures in state tax credits. There is an annual
cap, so there are selection criteria that ensure the funds are
distributed to the projects that provide the most public benefit." |
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Internal Revenue Service |
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"The rehabilitation credit applies to costs you incur for
rehabilitation and reconstruction of certain buildings.
Rehabilitation includes renovation, restoration, and reconstruction.
It does not include enlargement or new construction." |
