Kutak Rock attorneys Judith Crosby and Ronald Sylvester will be featured speakers at the upcoming Wyoming Community Development Authority (WCDA) Developer Forum on Wednesday, August 6, 2025, held virtually via Zoom. They will provide critical insights into the recently enacted “One Big Beautiful Bill” and its implications for Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC).

What to expect from the session:

• A deep dive into the new legislative provisions affecting 4% and 9% LIHTC allocations
• Analysis of key changes impacting project eligibility, compliance, and long-term planning
• Practical guidance for developers, syndicators, and investors navigating the evolving regulatory landscape

To learn more about this event and the WCDA, visit the website here.

Judy's practice focuses on tax law, with particular expertise in affordable housing, partnership law, nonprofit law and equity financing of partnerships and limited liability companies. She has represented investors, syndicators and developers and provided tax structuring advice in hundreds of tax credit transactions, including mixed-income projects, mixed-use projects, assisted living projects, single-room occupancy projects for homeless individuals, mixed-finance public housing and HOPE VI projects, projects which are financed by a combination of Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (federal and state) and Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits (federal and state) and projects financed by the New Markets Tax Credit.

Ron represents tax credit investors and syndicators in various tax-credit financed transactions. His experience includes representing clients on transactions financed through Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits, Energy Tax Credits, and State Tax Credits. He has extensive experience in drafting and negotiating equity documents for clients investing in multimillion-dollar affordable housing, historic rehabilitation, and renewable energy tax credits, and negotiating multimillion-dollar commercial loan and bond documents. These clients include direct investors, equity funds, and tax credit syndicators. He also has significant experience in exit and portfolio-transfer transactions.