Federal research and development (R&D) tax credits have been available to businesses for more than three decades. However, many architects simply don’t realize the tax credits are available to them
The Future of 179D and 45L Energy Tax Incentives Regarding requests for updates on the status of 179D and 45L extensions, unfortunately the answer is still nothing yet! But here
Why EPAct Benefits Public Entities Several Architectural firms have discussed EPAct with their School and City clients. When a Public Entity agrees to sign the EPAct gifting letter, the Architect
Tax Incentives for the Design & Build Industry As an architect or engineer, there are a number tax incentives available to better your bottom line as well as help your
“If you want an easy life, don’t be an architect” – Zaha Hadid Having previously worked in the architectural field myself, one of my main goals has been to help
If you have installed energy-efficient lighting systems since 2006, you may be eligible for significant tax benefits Did you know DESIGNERS are eligible for a Federal tax benefit of up to $1.80
As an architect or engineer, both you and your clients may be entitled to substantial federal tax incentives. As a result, we are seeing an increasing amount of Architects and Engineers partnering
179D EPAct for Lighting & HVAC Contractors Engineered Tax Services offers 179D EPAct as a way to increase cash flow to contractors and potentially reduce costs to their customers for
This newly constructed hotel building in North Carolina reduced their total annual energy and power costs with respect to the interior lighting, HVAC, and building envelope. ETS performed an engineered-based analysis to
The IRS recently released proposed regulations to qualify internal-use software for purposes of the research tax credit. The regulations are intended to allow additional software to qualify for the credit.
