§179D Tax Deduction
Designers & Energy Service Firms
Unlocking Maximum Tax Deductions
ESCOS – ENERGY SERVICES COMPANIES
At Walker Reid Strategies, we’re experts in collaborating with Energy Services Companies (ESCOs) to craft tailored programs that harness the power of the §179D Tax Deduction. Our extensive experience in this field empowers ESCOs to gain a strategic advantage, enhance project ROI, and secure more business by seamlessly incorporating the §179D Tax Deduction into their proposals.
ESCOs, or Energy Services Companies, are no exception when it comes to reaping the benefits of the §179D Tax Deduction. If you’re an ESCO engaged in consulting and designing energy-efficient systems for government-owned and tax-exempt buildings (defined as those owned by federal, state, local governments, or tax-exempt entities), you can harness this incentive to your advantage. Not only can you use it to sharpen your competitive edge when responding to RFPs by reducing your proposals, but you can also employ the tax deduction to optimize your financial bottom line, ensuring a more profitable year for your business.
Boost Your Competitive Edge with §179D
PROFESSIONALS IN ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, AND DESIGN-BUILD
Architects, engineers, and other designers of government-owned buildings may be eligible to claim the §179D Tax Deduction for the design of either newly constructed or retrofitted buildings.
If you have implemented energy-efficient designs for government-owned buildings, such as public schools, judicial centers, airports, public university buildings, libraries, and student housing, you are eligible to receive a federal tax deduction of up to $5.00 per square foot plus (applicable inflation adjustments).
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Latest News
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