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Community Investment Tax Credit Program (CITC)

The Community Investment Tax Credit (CITC) was created by Chapter 238 of the Acts of 2012.

CITC is designed to enable local residents and stakeholders to work with and through community development corporations (CDCs) to partner with nonprofit, public, and private entities to improve economic opportunities for low and moderate income households and other residents in urban, rural, and suburban communities across the Commonwealth.  

CDCs accomplish this through adoption of community investment plans to undertake community development programs, policies, and activities.

The Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities (EOHLC) is the administering agency for CITC and is responsible for managing the process by which the credits are allocated to eligible CDCs. 

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CITC Portal

CITC Portal

Important: If this is your first time engaging with the CITC Program, please be sure you have received your login credentials from the Community Partner that you have invested in and is providing you with credits.

CITC News

Beginning in late 2020, all tax certificates are now directly uploaded to the Part 1 of your application. If you have any issues retrieving your certificate, please contact CITC Coordinator, Nathan Delude at nathan.delude@mass.gov. 

For filing questions, please contact DOR Customer Service Line: (617)887-6367

2025 CITC Award List - 2nd Round

2025 CITC Award List

Total Allocations Over Time

Total Allocations 2014-2025 (Word)

Total Allocations 2014-2025 (Excel)

Community Partners

The Below Community Partners are currently participating in the program. All of them have Community Investment Plans or Capacity Building Plans that are available upon request. The United Way of Massachusetts Bay acts as a Community Partnership Fund, raising funds for select organizations.

Please email nathan.delude@mass.gov for any plan requests.

Community Investment Tax Credit Program Information

760 CMR 68.00: Community Investment Tax Credit (Department of Housing and Community Development)

830 CMR 62.6M.1: Community Investment Tax Credit (Department of Revenue)

Commonwealths Sustainable Development Principles 

Contact

Online

Email Nathan Delude, CITC Coordinator/Senior Program Representative, Community Services Division at Nathan.Delude@mass.gov

Address

100 Cambridge St, Suite 300, Boston, MA 02114
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