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EHT Traceries’ Historic Tax Credits division specializes in the completion and management of all components necessary to obtain Historic Preservation Certification to qualify for state and/or federal historic tax credits. Our services include the completion of initial consultation, National Register Nominations, all components of the Historic Preservation Certification Application (Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3), construction monitoring, and cooperation with State Historic Preservation Offices and the National Park Service.
Historic tax credits are financial incentives offered by federal and many state governments to encourage the rehabilitation and reuse of historic buildings. Eligible projects can receive a tax credit—often around 20% of qualified rehabilitation expenses—when the work meets preservation standards and the building qualifies as a certified historic structure.
To qualify for historic tax credits, a property typically must be listed on the National Register of Historic Places or contribute to a registered historic district. The building must also undergo a substantial rehabilitation and meet the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation.
The Historic Preservation Certification Application generally includes three main components:
Firms like EHT Traceries assist clients in preparing and managing all parts of the application process and coordinating with State Historic Preservation Offices and the National Park Service.
EHT Traceries provides comprehensive support throughout the tax credit process, including eligibility assessments, National Register nominations, preparation of certification applications, architectural surveys, construction monitoring, and coordination with preservation agencies to help projects achieve historic tax credit approval.