Join us August 27th for an AIA-accredited live virtual meetup on the 179D and 45L tax incentives.
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Section 179D offers lucrative tax deductions for businesses investing in energy-efficient improvements. Whether you're renovating your existing structure or constructing a new one, there's a potential to claim up $5+ per square foot. And with TaxTaker by your side, every step is simplified.
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Enhancements to insulation, roofing, windows, and doors.
Installing LED lighting, smart lighting controls, and daylight sensors.
Opting for high-efficiency heating, ventilation, and cooling systems.
Designers can be allocated the 179D deduction from government and tax-exempt building owners. Designers are defined as anyone who creates technical specifications for the installation of energy efficient property.
Estimate Tax SavingsGovernment Entities: Public K-12 schools, public universities, military and federal entities, airport authorities, county/city/state entities
Tax-Exempt Entities: Universities, charter schools, hospitals, churches, Indian tribal government, Alaska Native Corporation
Designer Examples: Architects, Engineers, Contractors, Environmental Consultants, Energy Service Providers
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Use the following links to learn more about the 179D tax deduction, eligibility requirements, and educational resources tailored for building owners, designers, and non-profits interested in energy-efficient building upgrades. These resources provide up-to-date, authoritative information from government agencies and reliable sources.
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