Allowable uses of funds in the Minnesota housing tax credit contribution account expansion to include funding supportive services in supportive housing

SF 2976 amends Minnesota's housing tax credit law to allow funds in the Minnesota housing tax credit contribution account to cover supportive services in existing supportive housing. This change directly affects housing providers serving low- and moderate-income residents by expanding eligible uses beyond construction or rehabilitation to include services like case management, counseling, or job training. The bill modifies Minnesota Statutes § 462A.40, adding "supportive services in supportive housing" to the list of permitted fund uses. This policy adjustment enables more flexible funding for comprehensive housing support without requiring new legislative authorization for each service type.