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ABA urges passage of New Markets Tax Credit extension

February 13, 2025
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ABA signs coalition letter to make NMTC program permanent

The American Bankers Association today expressed support for a bipartisan bill to permanently extend a tax credit created to attract private investment in distressed communities.

The New Markets Tax Credit Extension Act in the House [H.R. 1103] and Senate [S. 479] would further enable banks and other stakeholders to deliver substantial investment and promote greater economic growth in economically distressed rural, urban and tribal communities, ABA said in a letter to the bill’s sponsors. Currently, the tax credit is scheduled to expire at the end of the year.

“By making NMTCs permanent, our nation’s small businesses, investors and community development professionals will have consistent access to the vital resources needed to improve our nation’s communities while generating long-term economic growth throughout the country,” ABA said.

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