Historic Tax Credit Services
Throughout Louisiana and Texas, there is a deep appreciation of our history and historic buildings. Thanks to the 1976 Federal Historic Preservation Tax Incentives Program, private sector investors are encouraged to keep our history alive – while creating jobs and revitalizing communities.
The Historic Tax Credit (HTC) Services* Group at LaPorte, a Mauldin & Jenkins Company, works with investors, bankers, developers, and attorneys as they address the complexities of historic tax credits on the federal and state levels. Our multidisciplinary professionals include certified public accountants, as well as masters of laws in taxation and juris doctors. They bring decades of experience as auditors and tax advisors and include members of our Construction Industry Group and Real Estate Industry Group as well.
Historic Tax Credit Services Highlights
- Experienced in the operation and structure of historic credit transactions and in performing audits for historic credits
- Knowledgeable about state and federal qualifications for expenditures qualifying for credits
HTC Services Client Base
Known for their high level of client service, our professionals have a track record of meeting the multiple needs of a diverse client base.
- Attorneys
- Bankers
- Investment advisors
- Real estate developers
- Real estate investors
Services to Our HTC Clients
- Historic tax credit cost certifications
- Tax consulting
- Partnership structures
- Allocations
- Review of operating agreements
*A service of the LaPorte Tax Credit and Incentives Group
LAPORTE HISTORIC TAX CREDIT SERVICES GROUP OVERVIEW

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