Transferring Federal Energy Tax Credits

The Inflation Reduction Act introduced transferable federal energy tax credits, with guidance for implementation released mid-2023. This clarifies the process for transferring energy-related tax credits and aims to promote growth in the clean energy sector.

2023-12-21T09:35:30-05:00December 20, 2023|Categories: Construction and Real Estate|Tags: , |

New Guidelines for the 45L Energy Efficient Home Credit

The IRS recently released updated guidance for the 45L Energy Efficient Home Credit. Clarification for key definitions, certification requirements, and recordkeeping has been included in Notice 2023-65.

2023-10-10T16:24:19-04:00October 12, 2023|Categories: Construction and Real Estate|Tags: |

Overview of the New Renewable Energy Tax Credit under Section 48

The Inflation Reduction Act modified or introduced several energy efficient tax incentives, like the newly created Section 48(e) renewable energy investment tax credit. The base amount can be increased by several optional bonus credits.

What’s in the Inflation Reduction Act, Anyway? 12 Tax Provisions in Detail

From corporate tax changes to clean energy tax credits, the 179D commercial building deduction, and more, the Inflation Reduction Act contains a myriad of tax law changes for 2023 and beyond. This article details 12 tax changes likely to impact most taxpayers.

2023-05-26T10:51:13-04:00May 23, 2023|Categories: Tax: Business, Tax: Individual|Tags: , |

45L Residential Energy Efficiency Credit: Updates for 2023

The Inflation Reduction Act retroactively reinstated 45L for 2022 and extended the credit through 2032. For the 2022 tax year, projects follow the same eligibility rules. Beginning in January 2023, more stringent energy efficiency requirements will be in place.

2023-02-28T15:13:36-05:00February 23, 2023|Categories: Construction and Real Estate|Tags: , |

Inflation Reduction Act and Its Impact on ACA Healthcare Premium Tax Credits

Millions of Americans will avoid paying more for healthcare next year, thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act. Employers need to be aware of potentially higher penalties related to the family glitch, and individuals can take steps to project income and avoid paying back excess tax credits.

2022-09-22T15:22:09-04:00September 23, 2022|Categories: Tax: Individual|Tags: , , |

State and local tax considerations when building supply chain resilience

Consider state and local tax ramifications, such as nexus and filing requirements, when relocating supply chain components to build resilience.

2023-09-26T19:19:33-04:00September 22, 2022|Categories: Tax: Business, Tax: State & Local|
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