How to get started
The first step is always the hardest, when working with Walker Reid Strategies, we’re here to help you take it.
Government Designers & Contractors
First lets answer a few questions:
- Has your company been involved in the design, construction or retrofit of government owned buildings in the last 4 years?
- Is your company and/or its’ shareholders in the position to benefit from a tax deduction?
If the answer to both these questions are YES, fill out the form below. We will be contacting you as there may be some great opportunities for you to benefit from the §179D tax deduction.
Commercial Building Owners
Lets answer a few questions:
- Can your company and/or it’s shareholders currently benefit from an accelerated depreciation deduction?
- Have you built new or made improvements to your building(s) since 2006?
- Do you plan on holding your buildings for more than a few years?
If the answer to these questions are YES, fill out the form below. We will be contacting you as there may be some great opportunities for you to benefit from the §179D tax deduction.
Residential Building Owners and Developers
Lets answer a few questions:
- Can your company and/or it’s shareholders currently benefit from a tax credit?
- Have you built new or renovated residential units since 2006?
If the answer to these questions are YES, fill out the form below. We will be contacting you as there may be some great opportunities for you to benefit from the §179D tax deduction.
Would You Benefit From §179D?
Discover the potential benefits of the EPAct §179D Tax Deduction for your company. Start by taking our brief eligibility quiz.
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