CFDA 11.019 · Business & Economic Development · Active
New Markets Tax Credit Program
Federal assistance program administered by U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC), catalogued in the SAM.gov Assistance Listings.
- $1M–$50M
- Typical award range
- 1
- Indexed opportunities
- 0
- Open now
- DOC
- Administering agency
The verdict
CFDA 11.019 is an active Business & Economic Development program with 1 indexed Grants.gov opportunity - 0 open for application right now.
- $1M–$50M
- typical award range (SAM.gov)
- -
- next application deadline
- -
- largest award ceiling indexed
- 8%
- of the catalog is Business & Economic Development
Program overview. CFDA 11.019 - New Markets Tax Credit Program - is a federal assistance listing in the Business & Economic Development category, administered by U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC). The typical award range cataloged on SAM.gov is $1.0 million to $50.0 million. The program is currently active in the SAM.gov Assistance Listings database. Eligible applicants include Small Business (For-Profit), Nonprofit Organization.
Funding opportunities. PlainGrants has indexed 1 Grants.gov opportunity announcement tied to CFDA 11.019. Of those, 0 are currently open for applications and 1 has closed. Individual Notice of Funding Opportunity documents on Grants.gov carry the exact deadlines, required forms, and submission instructions.
Next steps. Before applying for CFDA 11.019, confirm your organization has an active SAM.gov registration and a Unique Entity ID (UEI) - these are mandatory for every federal funding instrument. Read the current Notice of Funding Opportunity end-to-end, paying close attention to the cost-share or matching requirement, the evaluation criteria, and the narrative page limits. Many federal grants in this category require audit trails, performance reports, and matching documentation, budget administrative capacity accordingly. For structural help, the guides linked below cover SAM.gov setup, NOFO interpretation, and common rejection reasons.
Where Business & Economic Development sits in the federal catalog
Business & Economic Development accounts for 42 of the 504 catalogued programs (8%). This is one of them.
$1.0 million to $50.0 million
Program Description
Tax credits to attract private investment into low-income communities through CDFIs and community development entities.
Who Is Eligible?
Ready to Apply?
Visit the official program website for current application requirements and deadlines.
Administering Agency
U.S. Department of Commerce
Economic development, trade, broadband, and technology programs for communities and businesses.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CFDA 11.019 grant program?
Who is eligible for New Markets Tax Credit Program?
How much funding is available through CFDA 11.019?
How do I apply for this federal grant?
What is the application deadline for New Markets Tax Credit Program?
Where can I find more business & economic development grants?
Funding Opportunities
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Grant Application Resources
What to do next
Turn CFDA 11.019 into an application.
- Confirm your organization is eligible and registered in SAM.gov with a Unique Entity ID before the next deadline. Check eligibility
- Read the application path end-to-end, forms, narratives, and deadlines live in the current NOFO on Grants.gov. How to apply
- Compare with the other Business & Economic Development programs to pick the best fit for your project. All Business & Economic Development grants
Award ranges and deadlines reflect the SAM.gov catalog snapshot; always verify against the live NOFO before applying.
Disclaimer: This information is sourced from SAM.gov Assistance Listings (CFDA) and is for informational purposes only. Program requirements, deadlines, and availability change frequently. Always verify current requirements directly with the awarding agency before applying. PlainGrants is not affiliated with any federal agency.
Read our methodology - how this data is sourced, computed, and verified.
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