Barclay Damon’s tax credits attorneys provide legal counsel to developers, lenders, owners, governmental agencies, syndicators, local housing authorities, and both not-for-profit and for-profit organizations on the planning and implementation phases of all deals where tax credits and similar incentives may be available. Our goal is to create legal structures to maximize the economic benefits available to clients. In particular, Barclay Damon Tax Credits Team members have provided counsel and support for clients entering into qualified opportunity zone investments, historic tax credit projects, low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC), investments that produce energy-related tax credits, and projects under the Brownfield Cleanup Program, among others. Barclay Damon's Public Finance Practice Area attorneys have been involved in all aspects of structuring billions of dollars of tax-exempt multifamily housing bonds utilized by state housing finance agencies, LDCs, and housing authorities to meet their financing objectives. We represent clients ranging from issuers and underwriters to developers and owners of affordable housing for families, senior citizens, and individuals in need of supportive services. We also handle matters relating to low-income housing tax credits and HUD programs such as Section 8, Public Housing, the Rental Assistance Demonstration, Community Development Block Grants, and the Home Investment Partnership Program (HOME).