The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 dramatically expanded the available tax credits, tax incentives, and other funding opportunities related to the renewable energy sector. The One, Big, Beautiful Bill (OBBB) — enacted on July 4, 2025 — introduced sweeping changes to those credits, including accelerated phaseouts for electric vehicle, refueling, and wind and solar project credits. However, the OBBB delayed the implementation of certain provisions — meaning that, with careful planning, taxpayers can still take advantage of available credits. Additionally, commercial taxpayers retain the option to either use energy tax credits directly or transfer them to another taxpayer.
During this webinar, our tax credit specialists will discuss how commercial organizations can maximize the opportunities still available to them while understanding the nuances of eligibility and compliance, the importance of timelines and documentation, and any connections to foreign entities that could affect credit eligibility. With proactive planning and collaboration with specialists, organizations can adapt quickly and maximize opportunities in this dynamic landscape.
Learning objectives:
- Evaluate opportunities to maximize the energy tax credits available to commercial organizations.
- Understand the importance of timelines, documentation, and any connections to foreign entities that could affect credit eligibility.
- Evaluate opportunities related to the transferability of tax credits for commercial organizations.
- Define best practices for proactive planning to help with quick adaptation to a dynamic landscape.
Note: We’re hosting an additional session on the updates to IRA tax credits for tax-exempt organizations. For more information, click here.
For more information regarding program cancellation policies, please visit our webinar website or contact our offices at 248-352-2500.
Staff wishing to express complaints regarding this training should contact the Learning Team at 248-223-3881.
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