Industrial Revenue Bond Financing
QCREDA bonds can support private manufacturing projects that fuel economic growth. The lower interest rates and longer payment terms of DOUBLE tax-exempt Industrial Revenue Bonds (IRBs) can be used to finance industrial expansion.
Volume Cap for Tax-Free Bonds in Illinois
The Federal Tax Code allows some private companies to receive favorable financing or municipal financing that is generally reserved for units of government like cities and counties. The Code requires that a governmental body act as an “issuer” of bonds on behalf of private entities like manufacturers and housing developers. The issuer has no liability to make payment if the project fails.
Tax-Free Bonds for Economic Development
The tax-free aspect of bond financing is related to the interest that is paid on the bond. This interest is received as income to the party that buys the bond (Bond Buyer), but that party does not have to pay federal income tax on that interest income.
Meeting Minutes – August 2021
Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting Quad Cities Regional Economic DevelopmentAuthority Wednesday, August 11, 2021 Moline, Illinois Members PresentKurt Brunner, Carroll CountyAppointment Salvador Garza, DCEO DesigneeJ. P. Jacobs, Governor AppointmentEmily Legel, JoDaviess CountyChristopher Lemon, Rock IslandCounty Kevin Marx, Lee CountyAppointment Ken Springer, Knox CountyBetty Steinert, Whiteside CountyAppointment Scott Verschoore, Governor AppointmentJan Weber, Henry CountyMark Williams, Stephenson CountyMembers AbsentRobert Anderson, … Read more
Sterling Towers
Sterling Towers acquired and upgraded a 111-unit multi-family residential facility located at 2403 East 19th Street, Sterling, Illinois (Whiteside County). The company is a senior housing community for residents over 62 years of age and those with disabilities. The apartments have specially designed features for physical handicaps and disabilities. The facility is less than one … Read more