托皮卡市长推动改革联邦住房税收抵免 两保障房项目共426套在建
2026年11月9日，美国堪萨斯州肖尼县托皮卡市市长 Spencer Duncan 公开呼吁改革联邦低收入住房税收抵免政策，并表示托皮卡市将游说州议会推动相关规则调整。
低收入住房税收抵免是联邦政府为愿意建设或修缮可负担租赁住房的开发商和投资者提供的税收激励，在堪萨斯州由堪萨斯住房资源公司负责受理申请、分配资金并每年更新申请规则。托皮卡市目前有两个获得该项抵免的保障房项目在建：位于 Crestview 社区的 Johnson-Betts Meadows 项目，将新建176套可负担租赁住房，总投资约4600万美元；位于市中心的 Union at Tower District 项目，总投资约6970万美元，将建设250套住房。
Duncan 表示，现行抵免规则在执行中存在问题，需要州和联邦层面作出调整。托皮卡市工作人员已向堪萨斯住房资源公司提交公开意见，希望启动规则修订程序。
Topeka Mayor Pushes Reform of Federal Housing Tax Credits as Two Affordable Projects Totaling 426 Homes Rise
TOPEKA, Kan. — Topeka Mayor Spencer Duncan on November 9, 2026, publicly called for reform of the federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program and said the Shawnee County city will lobby the state legislature to adjust the rules.
The tax credit is a federal incentive for developers and investors who build or renovate affordable rental housing. In Kansas it is administered by the Kansas Housing Resources Corporation, which accepts applications, allocates funding and updates its rules each year. Topeka currently has two credit-supported affordable projects under construction: Johnson-Betts Meadows in the Crestview neighborhood, which will add 176 affordable rental homes at a cost of about $46 million, and Union at Tower District downtown, a roughly $69.7 million project with 250 homes.
Duncan said the current credit rules have practical problems and need changes at the state and federal levels. City staff have submitted public comments to the Kansas Housing Resources Corporation asking it to begin a rule-revision process.
来源：托皮卡首府日报
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图片来源：堪萨斯州议会大厦，位于托皮卡。（Tony Webster 摄，CC BY 2.0，经 Wikimedia Commons）
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