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Whether a commercial property owner is undergoing new construction or remodeling, energy tax incentives should certainly be utilized to essentially tax effect the commercial building owner’s expenditures for undergoing the
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Did you know architects are eligible for a federal tax benefit of up to $1.80 per square foot for the design of energy-efficient public buildings placed into service after January
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Overview of Multi-State Research Tax Incentives Multi-State Research Tax Incentives (e.g., whether in the form of a credit, deduction or grant) are a highly advantageous way to supplement the federal-level
An LED lighting retrofit, in particular, should easily meet the lighting power density targets for the full incentive, plus provide lower maintenance costs, energy cost savings, and enhanced property value. Because EPAct limits the tax deduction to the capital cost spent on the project, costs may not meet the full $0.60 per square foot ceiling. But additional incentives are available for projects with efficient HVAC and/or building envelope systems, as compared to ASHRAE 90.1.
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