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~~(b) Income-producing project fees:~~

State Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit procedures (14 CCR § 4859 series, rulemaking text) · 2026 edition · updated 2026-07-29 · California

(1) The Initial Project Application fee is .5% of the Total Estimated QRE project costs up to $125,000, plus 0.075% of the QRE cost over $125,000

(2) The Completed Project Application fee is 1% of the Final QRE project costs plus

0.15% of the QRE cost over $125,000 of the Final QRE project costs minus the Initial Project Application fee already paid.

(3) The total fee, i.e., the combined Initial Project Application fee and Completed Project Application fee, is capped at $6,000.

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  • (c) Qualified Residence project fees:

(1) The Initial Project Application fee is calculated at .5% of the Total Estimated QRE project costs up to $125,000.

(2) The Completed Project Application fee is 1% of the Final QRE project costs up to

$125,000 minus the Initial Project Application fee already paid.

(3) The total fee, i.e., the combined Initial Project Application fee and Completed Project Application fee, is capped at $1,250.

(d) The OHP will calculate fees based on the rates listed above and will issue fee requests to an applicant after an application has been received. No payment should be made until requested by the OHP.

(e) A certification decision will not be issued on an application until the appropriate remittance is received.

  • (f) Fees are nonrefundable.

  • (g) CTCAC charges a separate fee to conduct its review.

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Contents — State Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit procedures (14 CCR § 4859 series, rulemaking text)
State Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit procedures (14 CCR § 4859 series, rulemaking text)
  1. THIRD 15-DAY PUBLIC REVIEW AND COMMENT PERIOD REGULATIONS TEXT…
  2. §4859.01. State Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit ~~ Program …
  3. ~~ of Historic Preservation (OHP) as the authority to administ…
  4. §4859.02. Definition of Key Terms.
  5. ~~ the historic property and its environment would be unimpair…
  6. §4859.0 6 ~~ 7. ~~ Appeals.
  7. ~~ §4859.08. Fees for processing certification requests. ~~
  8. ~~(b) Income-producing project fees:~~
  9. 1. Application Forms
  10. A. State Projects
  11. B. Dual Projects
  12. A. The Initial Project Application has three sections:
  13. B. The Completed Project Application has two sections:
  14. A. Applicants apply for one of three tax credit allocation cat…
  15. A. OHP Fees:
  16. B. CTCAC Fees:
  17. 6. Application Fee remittance
  18. 7. Application Signature
  19. Section 1:
  20. 3. Applicant:
  21. Section 2:
  22. Section 3:
  23. 9. Section 2 Initial Project Application Narrative Template
  24. The feature name field and the feature scope of work field are…
  25. 10. Section 2 Amendment Application
  26. 11. Section 4 Completed Project Application
  27. 3. Applicant:
  28. 4. Completed Project Data:
  29. 7. Cost Certification Document
  30. 12. Application Forms of Record
  31. Appendix A Subject lines for correspondence to calshpo.tax
  32. File name Format Examples
  33. Typical feature blocks organized from exterior to interior, an…
  34. Appendix B Upload Instructions to the secure OHP Portal
  35. Appendix C Documentation Format Standards for Qualified Reside…
  36. Photo format:
  37. Drawing format:
  38. Product literature:
  39. What is a feature?
  40. Appendix D Initial Application submittal requirements for the …
  41. Federal Surplus Property obtained through local agency under G…
  42. State Surplus Property defined by Government Code 11011.1:
  43. Surplus land defined by Government Code 54221(b):
  44. Designated Census Tracts | Department of Finance (ca.gov)
  45. Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation
  46. Links for Further Information
  47. STATE HISTORIC REHABILITATION TAX CREDIT SECTION 2 AMENDMENT
  48. of low-moderate income dwelling units before/after rehabilitat…

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