Texas § 171.564 INCLUSION OF INFORMATION IN LOW INCOME HOUSING PLAN.

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§ 171.564 — INCLUSION OF INFORMATION IN LOW INCOME HOUSING PLAN.

Texas § 171.564

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Tex. Tax Code Code Ann. § 171.564 (2026).

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Sec. 171.564. INCLUSION OF INFORMATION IN LOW INCOME HOUSING PLAN. The department shall include in the low income housing plan under Section 2306.0721 , Government Code, information relating to the performance of the credit during the previous calendar year. The information must:

(1)specify the number of qualified developments for which allocation certificates were issued during the year and the total number of units supported by the developments;

(2)describe each qualified development for which an allocation certificate was issued during the year, including:

(A)location;

(B)household type;

(C)available demographic information for the residents intended to be served by the development;

(D)the income levels intended to be served by the development; and

(E)the rents or set-asides auth

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Sec. 171.564. INCLUSION OF INFORMATION IN LOW INCOME HOUSING PLAN. The department shall include in the low income housing plan under Section 2306.0721 , Government Code, information relating to the performance of the credit during the previous calendar year. The information must:
(1) specify the number of qualified developments for which allocation certificates were issued during the year and the total number of units supported by the developments;
(2) describe each qualified development for which an allocation certificate was issued during the year, including:
(A) location;
(B) household type;
(C) available demographic information for the residents intended to be served by the development;
(D) the income levels intended to be served by the development; and
(E) the rents or set-asides authorized for the development;
(3) include housing market and demographic information to demonstrate how the qualified developments, supported by the tax credits under this subchapter and Chapter 233 , Insurance Code, are addressing the need for affordable housing in their communities; and
(4) analyze any remaining disparities in the affordability of housing within those communities.