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The IFA is authorized to issue tax-exempt bonds, which lower the cost of financing for manufacturing projects and certain other qualified projects. In order to qualify for tax-exempt financing, a borrower that is not a 501(c)(3) must first be awarded "Volume Cap." Indiana is allotted a finite amount of Volume Cap that is allowed to be awarded to allow qualified borrowers to issue tax-exempt bonds.
Tax-exempt bonds are often structured similarly to a term loan or mortgage, and the interest rates vary based on the company's financial situation, credit enhancements, method of sale of bonds and the current market. In 2006, the IFA was able to eliminate annual fees that had previously been required of its borrowers due to consolidation with the Indiana Health and Educational Facilities Financing Authority and other added efficiencies.
Volume Cap Program (prerequisite for tax-exempt financing through IFA)
Large Bond Program (for lower-interest borrowing of amounts more than $3M)
Small Bond Program (for lower-interest borrowing of amounts $3M or less)
Health and Educational Facilities Bond Program