SENATE AMENDMENT 1,
TO SENATE SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT 1,
TO SENATE BILL 172
October 7, 2021 - Offered by Senator Bernier.
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3“6m. “Eligible basis” means the eligible basis determined under section
42 (d)
4of the Internal Revenue Code.”.
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2“6m. “Eligible basis” means the eligible basis determined under section
42 (d)
3of the Internal Revenue Code.”.
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12“6m. “Eligible basis” means the eligible basis determined under section
42 (d)
13of the Internal Revenue Code.”.
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519. Page 18, line 9: delete “s. 71.07 (8b), (9m), or (9r), 71.28 (6) or (8b), 71.47
6(6) or (8b)" and substitute “s. 71.07 (8b), 71.28 (8b), 71.47 (8b)".
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1122. Page 21, line 9: after “period," insert “which shall be proportionate to the
12qualified basis, as defined in s. 71.07 (8f) (a) 7., of the qualified housing
13development,".
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18“(b) In the allocation plan, the authority shall establish a designated imputed
19income limitation for each qualified unit. Each qualified unit's imputed income shall
20be based solely on the unit's market value and shall be equal to greater than 60
21percent but less than 61 percent, 70 percent, 80 percent, 90 percent, or 100 percent
22of area median gross income. The authority shall obtain a 3rd party assessment to
23establish the market value of each qualified unit.”.
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2“
(6m) Shifts in income. (a) A qualified unit occupied by individuals whose
3income falls to 60 percent or less of the unit's imputed income under sub. (4) (b) after
4initial occupancy shall continue to be considered a qualified unit for all purposes.
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(b) A qualified unit occupied by individuals whose income rises above the unit's
6imputed income under sub. (4) (b) after initial occupancy shall continue to be
7considered a qualified unit for all purposes if consistent with
26 USC 42 (g) (2) (D).”.