
Federal energy tax credits continue to play an important role in tax planning, investment decisions, and long-term business strategy. As regulatory guidance evolves and implementation efforts continue, organizations face new opportunities and considerations when evaluating available incentives and credit programs.
Join our energy tax specialists for an update on the latest developments affecting energy credits and related incentives. During this webinar, we’ll discuss FEOC, solar and wind termination, domestic content, and prevailing wage and apprenticeship (PWA). Additionally, any emerging guidance, planning considerations, potential compliance challenges, and other key developments that taxpayers should be monitoring will be discussed. Attendees will gain practical insights to help evaluate the impact of ongoing changes and better position their organizations to take advantage of available opportunities in an evolving energy tax environment.
Learning objectives:
- Identify recent developments and emerging trends affecting federal energy tax credits and related incentives.
- Understand key considerations that may impact organizations evaluating, claiming, or utilizing energy-related tax benefits.
- Recognize planning opportunities, compliance considerations, and potential areas of focus as the energy credit landscape continues to evolve.
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