WEBINAR: Maximizing Tax Savings with Energy-Efficient Design: The 179D Deduction

EPSA USA invites you to our next webinar:

Are you ready to discover a powerful tool that not only lowers your tax liabilities but also promotes environmental sustainability?

Join us for a webinar designed specifically for architects and engineers on September 11th, 1pm EST.

Why attend?

In a competitive market, A&E firms need to optimize financial strategies while focusing on sustainable design. The 179D Deduction is a key opportunity to reduce taxes by designing energy-efficient buildings. Recent changes from the Inflation Reduction Act now allow this deduction to be applied to tax-exempt buildings, unlocking new potential for significant tax savings.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand Energy-Efficient Building Tax Benefits: Learn how the 179D Deduction rewards architects for designing buildings that reduce energy use, helping lower your firm's tax liability.
• Navigate Research Cost Reporting: Gain insights into how Section 174 Amortization affects the reporting of costs associated with developing new building techniques or materials.
• Why Act Now: Understand the urgency of claiming the 179D Deduction now, to offset potential tax increases resulting from Section 174 changes.

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Duration : 30min presentation + 15min Q&A.

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Rachel Lindblade - Manager, EPSA USA

Rachel is a Manager at EPSA USA, where she specializes in working with Engineering, Architecture, and Manufacturing firms of all sizes, from small businesses to those with over $100M in revenue. She collaborates with a team of tax attorneys, data analysts, and statisticians to deliver tailored solutions. With expertise in R&D tax credits, the 179D Deduction, and Section 174, Rachel helps companies effectively navigate complex tax incentives.

Mike Nobile - Senior Business Development Associate , EPSA USA

At EPSA USA, Mike plays an integral role in identifying eligible firms for the R&D Tax Credit and 179D Deduction. He enjoys executing EPSA's go-to-market strategy and helping small to medium size businesses achieve growth. Mike works with companies in the Architecture, Engineering, Manufacturing, and Software fields to equip them with the resources they need to claim federal and state tax benefits.