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How governments and other tax-exempts can use federal tax credits to fund projects
May 13 @ 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT
Through the IRS elective-pay option, otherwise known as “direct pay,” government entities and tax-exempt organizations can use certain clean energy investment and production credits to fund their clean energy projects. These credits, however, are only available for a limited time, and certain requirements must be met to qualify.
Join our panel of experienced tax professionals as we discuss potential approaches to receiving funding through direct-pay elections of federal tax credits such as Section 48E and others. Topics to be discussed include:
- Beyond the One Big Beautiful Bill Act: continuing momentum for IRA sustainability options
- Common misconceptions and pitfalls
- Leading practices
- Monetizing credits through the IRS’s direct-pay process
Learning objectives:
Identify eligibility requirements, common pitfalls and how to monetize credits through the IRS direct-pay option.
Panelists
- Jessica Craw, Credits and Incentives Practice, Ernst & Young LLP
- Martin Gambichler, Credits and Incentives Practice, Ernst & Young LLP
Moderator
- Matt Kelley, Government and Public Sector Indirect Tax Leader, Ernst & Young LLP
EY webcast managed and produced by Ernst & Young LLP’s Tax Technical Knowledge Services Group, Washington, DC: Lynn Fairfax.ulting, Ernst & Young LLP
CPE Information (for live events only)
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
Program Level: Basic
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
Refunds & Cancellations: This course is offered free of charge, therefore there are no refunds given. In the event that a course must be cancelled, participants will be contacted via the email addressed submitted during registration.
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