2010 Dinner Meetings:
Jan: General Membership
       Meeting: Road Map
       to Success
Mar: General Membership
       Meeting with Anne
       Sadovsky
Jun: General Membership
       Meeting with Virginia
       Love

2010 Seminars & Programs:
Jan: PMA LIHTC
       Awards Breakfast
Jan: Marketing
     Council
       Roundtable:
       Emergency Ideas
Jan: Committee Chair/
       Volunteer Meeting
Jan: PMA Toastmasters
       Club Meeting
Feb: PMEXPO
       Exhibitor
       Training
Feb: Operations Council
       Demonstration:
       Reglazing Tubs & Tile
Mar: Stimulus Rebates for
       Energy Improvements
Mar: Leasing in the 21st
       Century presented by
       Anne Sadovsky
Mar: Fair Housing
       Training
Mar: Associate Council
       Roundtable
Mar: PMA Member
       Social
Apr: PMEXPO
       Seminars
Apr: Ventless Laundry
       Equipment
       Demonstration
May: Emergency
       Preparedness Summit
May:Leasing Summit
June:Energy Summit
Jun: Obtaining the Most
       from Your PMA
      Investment
Jun: Tax-Credit Training
       and HCCP
       Certification
Jul: PMA
      Barbeque 
Sep: Associate Sales
       Seminar
Sep: Business Writing
       Seminar    

2010 Special Events:
Apr: PMEXPO
May: Spring Break
Aug: August Social Lobster Bake
Dec: Holiday Ball

Fundamental and Advanced Issues of Tax Credit Compliance
and HCCP Certification

Details

A.J. Johnson, a foremost authority on tax credit development and compliance, will lead the May 20-21 Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Training/Certification program. The May 20 course will cover fundamental and advanced issues of the Tax Credit Program. The May 21 half-day review course is designed to prepare attendees for the HCCP certification exam and will end with the exam.

The May 20 program addresses:

The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program Background Role of the State Housing Agency Rent Calculations Determining Utility Allowances Minimum Set-Aside Tests Extended Use Agreements Resident Eligibility Issues — Income and Student Status Income Verification — Employment, Social Security/Pension, Unemployment, Self-Employment Assets Student Rules and Exceptions Handling Recertifications Resident Transfers The Low-Income Housing Taxt Credit Program Background Role of the State Housing Agency Rent Calculations Determining Utility Allowances Minimum Set-Aside Tests Extended Use Agreements Resident Eligibility Issues — Income and Student Status

Income Verification — Employment, Social Security/Pension, Unemployment, Self-Employment Assets Student Rules and Exceptions Handling Recertifications Resident Transfers Next Available Unit Rule Housing Credit Accounting Issues Treatment of Common Area Acquisition/Rehab Issues Calculation of Basis and Application Fraction Impact of Federal Subsidy Tax Exempt Bonds Qualified Allocation Plans Deep Rent Skewing Unit Vacancy Rule Property Dispositions Record Retention Requirements First Year and Annual Credits Calculations HOME Program & Tax Credits

The May 21 program is optional.  It is presented for those who want to take the HCCP certification exam.  The cost of the exam is included in the two-day fee. Please bring a nonprogrammable calculator with you.

For more information, check out the program's flyer.

PMA Event Reservation Policy

Reservations
All reservations shall be made in writing either via email, fax or online registration forms. Your request for a reservation completes your registration. No confirmations will be necessary. Your online registration is completed when you click the "Register" button.

Payment
Payment is accepted in advance or on the day of the event. Advance payment preferred. Payment from non-members shall be made in advance by credit card or check.

Invoices
Invoices are issued for amounts greater than $150 only.