The passage of the One, Big Beautiful Bill Act (OB3) has had a major impact on energy-efficient tax incentives for commercial real estate. In this session we’ll explore four different incentives, delving into how the thoughtful taxpayer can still leverage benefit despite impending sunset dates. A focus on timely, proactive strategy will be emphasized throughout.
We’ll begin with the 179D Deduction, and review current standards, calculation procedures, and documentation. We’ll also consider the deduction allocation process used to transfer the deduction to a design professional where appropriate.
Next, we’ll touch on the 45L Credit, focusing on the major procedural changes required to successfully claim the incentive before the OB3 sunset date. Then we’ll consider the major changes the OB3 brings to the Clean Electricity Investment Credit (CEIC), affecting renewable solar and wind systems. Finally, we’ll explore the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit (30C) under the OB3.
Your clients are also welcome to attend — simply share this LINK for them to register.
Learning objectives
List the crucial sunset dates in play under the OB3 and understand how they are interpreted for each incentive
Describe the historical lability of energy incentives, recognizing that they frequently phase-out and are renewed
Understand the impact of the Prevailing Wage and Apprenticeship Requirements
Become familiar with the benefit, timing, eligibility, and documentation requirements associated with the 179D Deduction, the 45L Credit, the ITC/CEIC, and the 30C Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Credit under the OB3
Course outline
EPAct 179D Deduction
Standards
Calculation
Documentation
OB3 Sunset
Section 45L
Investment Tax Credit / Clean Energy Investment Credit
Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit / Electric Vehicle Recharging Credit /30C
Advocacy Efforts
MGI North America members in the U.S. will earn 1.0 CPE credit for attending the entire webinar, answering live polls, and completing the Evaluation Form.
Program level: Beginner/Intermediate
Prerequisites: General background in accounting, depreciation and cost segregation
Advanced preparation: None
Field of study: Taxes
Director of Energy Initatives, Capstan
If there’s one thing Bill Harbeson of Capstan knows, it’s construction. He started by installing HVAC after high school, spent years in construction management, and smoothly transitioned to tax consulting with a construction focus. Bill attributes part of his success to the sheer volume of Energy Studies he’s overseen in the last decade – he’s seen every scenario, addressed every nuance, and left no dollar behind. But more than that, Bill believes in a client-centric approach, striving to create the positive service experiences that taxpayers – and tax professionals — deserve.
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