Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program (NRTC)
Description: |
The Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program (NRTC) provides business entities a 100 percent tax credit for funds provided to nonprofit entities carrying out comprehensive revitalization plans. Nonprofit entities must use at least 60% of the tax credit funds for housing and economic development; the remaining funds may be used for supportive services and other activities that promote neighborhood revitalization. |
Assistance Provided To: | Nonprofit 501(c) 3 organizations in eligible municipalities |
Type of Assistance: | Financial - Grants |
Funding Source: | Corporate Funds |
Award Period: | Varies (Annual RFP is announced to eligible organizations) |
Procedure for Applying: | Submission of a Project Application, via SAGE. Restricted to eligible organizations with DCA-approved NRTC plans. |
Application Deadline: | Varies |
Date of Notification: | Varies |
Contact: |
The NRTC Team Bradley Harrington |
Program Overview:
The Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program (NRTC) is designed to foster the revitalization of New Jersey's distressed neighborhoods. NRTC offers business entities a 100 percent tax credit against various New Jersey state taxes. Credits are provided to business entities that invest in the revitalization of low- and moderate-income neighborhoods in eligible cities. Sixty percent of the tax credit funds must be used for activities related to the development of housing and economic development. The remaining balance may be used for complementary activities such as the provision of assistance to small businesses, removing barriers to self-sufficiency, and promoting the integration of mixed-income neighborhoods. A total of $15 million per year is available in tax credits.
NRTC funds are used by neighborhood-based non-profit organizations that have prepared, submitted and received approval from the Department for a revitalization plan for the neighborhood it serves. The funds must be used by the eligible organizations for projects and activities that will implement the goals and strategies of the approved neighborhood plan. The maximum amount per application is $1,000,000.
The Qualified Projects Pool 2024 for SFY 2025 closed on 12/20/2024 The NRTC Business Entity application period for SFY 2025 has ended |
- NRTC Project Overview and Guidelines 2025
- Project Description Template
- NRTC Project Information Workbook
- NRTC Rental Housing Construction Workbook 2024-2025
- NRTC Homeownership Housing Construction Workbook 2024-2025
- SAGE Budget Categories
- NRTC Project RFP Technical Assistance Workshop Slides 2025
- NRTC Project Grantee Orientation Slides 2025
NRTC Project Grantee Orientation 2025
NRTC Project RFP Technical Assistance Workshop 2025
Process Guides
- About Advances
- About Grant Agreement Changes
- FSR Documentation Policy and Procedure
- FSR Walkthrough
- Neighborhood Plan Application Guidelines
- SAGE Agency Information Update Walkthrough
Forms
- Advance Request Form [pdf]
- Grant Agreement Change Request Form [pdf]
- NP Update Request [pdf]
- NPU Insider Submission Form [pdf]
- NRTC FSR Summary [xlsx]
- NRTC Funding Request Form [pdf]
- NRTC Quarterly Report [xlsx]
The Qualified Projects Pool 2023 for SFY 2024 closed on 12/7/2023 The NRTC Business Entity application period for SFY 2024 has ended |
NRTC 2024 Project RFP Technical Assistance Workshop
NRTC 2024 PROGRAM INFORMATION FOR BUSINESS ENTITIES
NRTC Project Grant Information Session FY2024
NRTC Grantee Orientation, March 31, 2023
NRTC Application Workshop for 2022-2023
Guidelines for Planning Grants RFP - FY2024 [pdf 210kB]
Clearinghouse Document [pdf 84kB]
Program Rules as of August 18, 2014 [pdf 102kB]
Rule Change August 2014 [pdf 144kB]
Change to NRTC Program Law, August 2009 [pdf 16kB]
Explanation for August 2009 NRTC Change [pdf 54kB]
List of Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Eligible Municipalities - current as of 10/2023 - [pdf 134kB]