(a)
- (1) In United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development Section 515 projects, overage rents may result when thirty percent (30%) of the tenant income minus the utility allowance exceeds the United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development program’s basic rent.
- (2) If this overage rent exceeds the LIHTC rent, then the overage cannot always be charged.
- (b) For 1991 and later year developments, the overage can be charged for amounts that are turned over to the United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development.
- (c) In 1987–1990 developments, the overage cannot be charged to the tenant since the provision is not retroactive.
Codification Notes: "LIHTC" means low-income housing tax credit.