FORBES | At a time when our nation feels like it may be torn apart with increasing partisanship and clash of cultures, there is something all Americans share in common. We all take pride in our communities, our hometowns, the places where we were born and the places where we’ve put down roots. Part of that pride comes from a shared history, one that is preserved and told through our historic buildings, landmarks, and physical structures that are often the soul and essence of our towns and cities.

How can we best preserve and celebrate our past, while also meeting our communities’ needs for economic investment and job creation? One proven way lies with a little-known tax incentive that has been established at the federal level, and now is increasingly making a difference as states incorporate it into their tax codes. 

Read more at Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/billfrist/2019/02/04/the-tax-credit-that-is-history-in-the-re-making/#18dc94911246