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After weeks of speculation, the details of the new energy efficiency proposal  have been released. This proposal has been a long time coming, and it is believed to have a prospective pass date of December 20, 2019. Not only does this bill seek to renew multiple green energy efficiency tax codes, but it is also giving 179D and 45L a

The House has returned from their one-week recess on Tuesday and has been against the wire on the November 21st expiration looming overhead. Despite the Democratic party submitting their proposal a few weeks ago on how to resolve this bill, the House and Senate have not come to an agreement on the spending levels. At this point in time, spending

Get Rewarded for Investing in Innovation for your Solar Company The solar industry is thriving more and more with each year that passes. A new energy-efficient system is installed approximately every four minutes in the United States, and it is not projected to slow down with the increased popularity of green initiatives and global warming. The solar industry is at

Things are looking good for the 179D tax incentive. As we have reported here before, this incentive, along with other energy-efficient tax codes, is included in a bill that is being pushed for. The last we heard, the Democratic Party was preparing a green energy tax bill that should guarantee a renewal or extension of specific tax incentives like the

Over the last few months, there has been an expectation of the Democratic Party to be preparing a green energy tax bill that should guarantee a renewal or extension of specific tax incentives likes the 179D. House Democratic tax writers have claimed that the final touches are in the works, and those following along this journey with us should keep

New IRS regulations making it easier and more profitable to file for R&D tax credits Earlier in June, the IRS provided new guidelines that are now allowing companies to use a streamlined method of filing for R&D tax credits. This new method is currently available for amended tax returns in addition to initially filed tax returns. This is excellent news

Verdict Still in Review, but Hopeful.  Things are brewing in Congress this week as there continue to be discussions surrounding the expired tax credits and incentives. National Tax Group has been keeping a close eye on the progress of these incentives. It was revealed last month that there would most likely be a tax extender package that should include 45L

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In the last few months, the outcome of expired energy tax provisions has remained unknown. Congress has resumed its session after the August recess and there is still a possibility of tax legislation before the end of the year. There are many items that have been observed by the House of Representatives and the Senate and are likely to be

Oct 1 is the deadline for the new fiscal year, which means some changes may be coming for tax incentives that are expiring or expired. This year is crucial due to the potential need to raise or suspend the spending caps. These caps affect our national debt to avoid detrimental cuts looming over the defense and nondefense programs. This deadline