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PAPMC Tax Credit Management Services

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Philadelphia Asset and Property Management Corporation, an affiliate of the Philadelphia Housing Authority, is seeking a Tax Credit Compliance Manager to ensure full adherence to federal and state tax credit and public housing regulations across multiple properties owned by limited partnerships eligible for Low-Income Housing Tax Credits. The role requires meticulous maintenance of individual development files that document compliance with both housing eligibility standards and LIHTC requirements to safeguard against tax credit recapture. The Tax Credit Compliance Manager will conduct on-site inspections, provide guidance to internal and external stakeholders, deliver training sessions, review documentation, and prepare reports for management and regulatory bodies, though they are not responsible for conducting annual audits. Collaboration with PAPMC and PHA’s Operations Department is essential to uphold compliance across all properties, with the manager serving as a key resource in supporting accurate documentation and regulatory alignment for each development under management.

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Tax Credit Compliance Manager ensures LIHTC and housing regulations adherence across properties through inspections, documentation, and stakeholder training.

Agency

Pennsylvania → Philadelphia Housing AuthorityView Agency

NAICS

925110 - Administration of Housing ProgramsView NAICS

Place of Performance

PA, USA

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HUD-5370-EZ General Contract Conditions for Small Construction

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Evaluation Criteria for RFP Proposal

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P-005516 Scope of Work for Tax Credit Compliance Manager

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Section I Certifications and Representations of Offerors

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Sample Service Contract for Pension Plan Audit Services

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PHA Special Terms and Conditions Contract Document

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Section H Proposal Form for RFP

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PHA Standard Terms and Conditions - Section E

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Solicitation TOC and Instructions to Offerors

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HUD Terms and Conditions - Philadelphia Housing Authority Contract

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Philadelphia Housing Authority Past Performance Survey

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Philadelphia Housing Authority Section J Affirmative Action

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HUD-5370-C Section I General Conditions for Non-Construction Contracts

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HUD-5370 General Conditions for Construction Public Housing Programs

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Section K-Section 3 Update May 2026

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AgencyPennsylvania → Philadelphia Housing Authority
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OfficePA, USA
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Philadelphia Asset and Property Management Corporation (“PAPMC”), an affiliate of the Philadelphia Housing Authority (“PHA”), is seeking a Tax Credit Compliance Manager ("TCCM") to ensure that various developments are in compliance with all tax credit and regulatory requirements. Each of the developments is owned by a limited partnership (the "Owner-Partnerships"), which is entitled to Low-Income Housing Tax Credits ("LIHTC"). The developments are further restricted by federal and state public housing requirements. The successful TCCM must prepare and maintain separately each development's files, which shall include public housing eligibility criteria and tax credit compliance criteria. The TCCM shall perform on-site compliance and consultative services and shall work with PAPMC/PHA’s Operations Department. The TCCM shall ensure that all appropriate state, federal, and LIHTC requirements are followed, in order to protect against an event of recapture of tax credits. The TCCM shall also provide consultative services to PAPMC/PHA external and internal staff, including, but not limited to, training, file review and monitoring, and preparation of reports to management and regulatory agencies. The TCCM is NOT expected to perform the annual audits of the developments, but shall assist PAPMC/PHA, and the limited partnerships to complete all required documents. ****Full Scope of Work listed within solicitation****

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