Energy Efficient Building Deductions, Fixed Assets, and More

Energy Efficient Building Deductions, Fixed Assets, and More

Presented on January 25, 2021

Chris L'Heureux, Principal, Tax Credits & Incentive Services
Jeff Shilling, Managing Director, Tangible Asset Incentive Services
Jonathan Gates, Senior Manager, Tax Credits & Incentive Services

Following 2020, many taxpayers looked for ways to bolster their economic footing and increase cash flow.

View our webcast covering opportunities to help businesses get ahead in 2021. We provide an overview of key tangible-asset incentives and focus on energy efficient building opportunities available to both residential and commercial sectors. We also discuss the election’s potential impacts on current fixed-asset opportunities.

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