Tax Incentives for Energy Efficient Buildings

Constructing or improving buildings to be energy efficient may help you meet sustainability goals and it could also increase your cash flow by reducing your federal income tax liability. Sections 179D and 45L of the US tax code can provide tax incentives for energy efficient buildings.

Both incentives must be certified by a third-party advisor as required by the tax law. Confidently pursue these incentives and put money back into your business with guidance and certification from our professionals.

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