In the year since the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) was enacted, a wave of optimism and innovation has swept across America’s energy landscape. This transformative legislation, aimed at fueling cleaner energy adoption and bolstering economic growth, represents more than a policy shift—it’s a national commitment to sustainability. From incentives for home energy efficiency upgrades to
In today’s world, building green is more than a responsible choice—it’s a financially savvy one. With a global push towards sustainability, energy-efficient construction has emerged as an unexpected pathway to significant tax savings. This guide will explore the hidden financial rewards of sustainable construction, making a compelling case for considering eco-friendly alternatives in your next
The 179D Energy Policy Act certification calculates the tax deduction achieved from the installation of energy-efficient assets, including HVAC, building envelope and lighting. The building may qualify for up to $1.80 per square foot for commercial building and residential structures that are at least four stories. The deduction includes both new construction and improvements of
Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act of 2015 Among the 50+ tax provisions is a 2-year extension of both 179D tax deduction for commercial buildings and 45L tax credit for residential properties. These tax incentives will reduce tax liability for property owners and architects while incentivizing investments in energy efficient technologies. Energy Tax Incentives Overview:
ENERGY AUDIT & RATE REDUCTIONS IRS, State & Local Governments, and Utility Firms Nationwide ETS conducts over 200 engineering tax studies per month for our Real Estate clients yielding approximately $354 million a month in tax refunds, tax credits and accelerated tax deductions. Our comprehensive tax reports for property owners include the following certifications: EPACT
Architects are eligible for a federal tax benefit of up to $1.80 per square foot for the design of energy-efficient public buildings. The three-year look back window for architects to claim the 179D tax deduction is growing smaller. As a reminder, 179D EPAct expired December 31, 2013 and although we are hopeful, an extension of
An energy tax certification was performed on a newly renovated Virginia educational facility following the installation of energy efficient assets. The qualifying benefit resulted in a $146,700 179D tax deduction for the reduction of total annual energy costs of interior lighting, heating, cooling, ventilation, and hot water systems by at least 50%. The 81,500 sq.
179D and 45L Energy Tax Incentives The Energy Policy Act of 2005, aka, 179D was enacted in late 2005 and recently extended through December 31, 2016. This incentive provides MANY taxpayers with deductions of up to $1.80 per square foot for new construction and renovations of commercial buildings. Even greater so are the architects and
Green by Design – 179D Tax Incentives for Architects Although 179D expired Dec 31, 2013, there are still opportunities to take advantage of this tax credit before it is truly gone. As you file your 2013 taxes, remember candidates for 179D include buildings of private property owners placed in service between January 1, 2006 and
179D Tax Deduction Winchester, Kentucky Public Building An energy tax certification was performed on a Kentucky educational facility following the installation of energy efficiency assets which qualified for a $527,200 179D tax deduction. The 292,888 sq. ft. building qualified for the full $1.80 / sq. ft. tax deduction per the Energy Policy Act guidelines. This