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 Historic Property Preservation Credit
Historic Property Preservation Credit
You can claim a credit against your income tax liability equal to 25% of your federal rehabilitation credit that is provided in IRC Section 47(a)(2) for the preservation of a qualified historic building. When you claim this credit, you will have to attach a copy of your federal Form 3468 to your income tax return.

As an alternative to the percentage of your federal rehabilitation credit, you can claim a credit against your income tax liability equal to 20% of the cost of creating a conservation easement and for the diminishing value of the historic property, including its buildings and structures that resulted from placing a conservation easement on the property.

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