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Energy Tax Incentives
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August 16, 2010
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| Location | Mahoney State Park, Ashland, NE |
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8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. |
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The Obama Administration has gone berserk sweetening the pot for energy tax incentives. Many new provisions exist, while others have been made deeper and many AMT barriers have been removed. This course explores existing and new energy tax provisions galore and will benefit attendees both professionally and personally. Also explored is a plain English understanding of underlying energy technology.
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How confidently can you answer the following questions? How capable are you in a position to respond to your client’s questions about energy technology and tax incentives? How do you and will you energy-wise and tax-wise heat and cool your home and business and operate your vehicle? Where are we inevitably as a society and country heading with all of these energy choices?
A broad, across the board look at all energy tax incentive opportunities. How to distinguish the "low hanging fruit" tax breaks from the harder to get. Residential energy efficient property §25D. §179D energy efficiency deduction for business is better than you think. Solar hot water vs. electric: different breeds of cat? Tax credits for energy-efficient improvements to existing homes §25C. Truth and fiction about solar economics, tax breaks and rebates. Vehicle energy tax breaks: get to the bottom line on where you are better off…And what in the dickens are the following and are they useful as a practical matter: Advanced energy investment credit §48C; Extension of renewable energy production tax credit §45; Investment tax credit in lieu of the production tax credit §45 and 48; Plug-in electric drive motor vehicle credit §30D; Tax credits for alternative fuel refueling property §30C…and many more!! |
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| CPAs and others desiring a hard hitting, briskly paced and humorous update to identify and responsibly review brand-spanking-new 2010 (and 2009) federal tax developments. |
| Course Level | Update |
| Prerequisites | None |
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| Discussion Leader | Bradley P. Burnett, J.D., LL.M. |
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| Additional Information: |
Parking is available on site. Combine with HRTU. |
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| Fee |
$125 - Society Member
$155 - Society Nonmember |
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Combination Course Fee:
Combine ETI & HRTU.
$235 – Society Member
$265 - Society Nonmember. Combination Fee includes lunch.
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