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Published by Peter Lawrence on Wednesday, May 26, 2021 - 12:00am
Addressing the country’s infrastructure failings is again in the headlines. Recent Congressional hearings included housing, community development and renewable energy tax credits among the mechanisms that can be utilized to meet the Biden administration’s infrastructure investment goals. On May 18 the Senate Finance Committee hosted a hearing entitled, “Funding and Financing Options to Bolster American Infrastructure,” and the next day the House Ways and Means Committee hosted a hearing entitled, “Leveraging the Tax Code for Infrastructure Investment.” Both hearings provided the opportunity for Congressional members to discuss the Biden administration’s $2.25 trillion American Jobs Plan, an infrastructure proposal that that would address the country’s “traditional” transportation, energy and communications infrastructure provisions, while also investing in community development, climate change/green
Novogradac Commends Ways and Means Committee on Holding Hearing on Leveraging the Tax Code to Stimulate Infrastructure Investment
Share Article WASHINGTON (PRWEB) May 20, 2021 Novogradac commends the House Ways and Means Committee for the hearing held Wednesday to address using the federal tax code to stimulate investment in infrastructure.
Among other topics, lawmakers discussed how the low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC), new markets tax credit (NMTC), historic tax credit (HTC), renewable energy tax credits (RETCs) and tax-exempt bonds could be used to incentivize investment as part of potential infrastructure legislation.
Committee members also heard from witnesses who spoke about the potential of private-public partnerships and tax incentives–including an infrastructure tax credit–to revitalize American infrastructure. Michael J. Novogradac, managing partner of national accounting and consulting enter
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DISCOVERS EVIDENCE OF ANCIENT FLOWING WATER
NARRATOR: Over 50 years of Mars exploration has revealed intriguing clues, suggesting Mars has a surprisingly watery past.
ASHWIN VASAVADA: There’s a lot of evidence for ancient flowing water on Mars. For one thing, there’s a lot of rivers that once coursed across the surface that are now dry, today. There’s also evidence for floods that catastrophically scoured the surface.
JOHN GROTZINGER: It’s undeniable that the early history of Mars was much wetter than it is today.
STEVE SQUYRES: The surface of Mars is littered with an uncountable number of little round things. These “blueberries,” as we nicknamed them, are what geologists call “concretions.”