The US Small Business Administration has established a new program to aid small business venues affected by covid-19.
Are you taking advantage of energy tax deductions for your investment in energy-efficient systems? If you are not benefitting from the 179D EPAct tax deduction, you could be losing out on thousands of dollars of tax savings.
Unlike many firms, Tax Point Advisors conducts a site visit and onsite testing for every energy efficiency study, as required by the IRS, in order to document results, AND the site visits are done by our certified engineers. Many firms send non-engineering staff to conduct cursory site visits, but this is a sub-standard approach.
The ‘Growing Renewable Energy and Efficiency Now’ (GREEN) Act - should the Bill be enacted into law - will extend and strengthen tax incentives for energy efficiency and renewable energy.
Costs incurred by a shipbuilding company in developing several vessels are not qualified research expenses that would allow the business's parent company to claim a $1.1 million research tax credit, the U.S. Tax Court said Thursday.
With many American businesses around the country struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. government responded by passing multiple stimulus packages and tax credits throughout the first three quarters of 2021. One essential tax credit businesses should be aware of is the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC).
New tax credit expansion will benefit most businesses - don't leave money on the table, call Tax Point Advisors for your free assessment.
The passing of the COVID-relief package titled the ‘Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021‘ (“CAA 2021”) extended the §45L Energy Efficient Home Credit (§45L Credit) through December 31, 2021 and made permanent the §179D Energy Efficient Commercial Building Deduction (§179D Deduction). These two valuable tax incentives encourage energy efficient design in both residential and commercial construction.
By now everyone has most likely seen that President Trump finally signed the second covid relief bill (Consolidated Appropriations Act or “CAA”) and passed it into law. While this is obviously good news for millions of Americans during this pandemic, this new law has HUGE implications to corporate 2020 R & D tax credit study.
There are many intriguing tax provisions which appear in year-end coronavirus relief bill, which was just passed by Congress and enacted into law with the President’s signature.
