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May 19,2010 -- In a meeting with Treasury on May 19, SourceCorp made recommendations on the §179D tax deduction with regard to how it can be taken by A&E firms![]()
A 2003 law change was supposed to expand the credit, but small businesses report that approval is getting tougher.![]()
Energy-efficient architecture isn’t just good for the environment—it also can be good for your firm’s bottom line, thanks to the §179D tax write-off.![]()
Not unexpectedly, President Obama again included a proposal to fully repeal LIFO in the budget he submitted to Congress in February.![]()
Many businesses not already on LIFO are wondering whether adopting LIFO makes good financial sense given the Administration's current LIFO repeal efforts. ![]()
Since 1939, thousands of companies across multiple industries have used LIFO as their method of inventory accounting. Where LIFO is concerned inflation is good, but deflation is bad.![]()
EPAct §179D tax deduction for architectsEPAct §179D is an incentive for architects that create sustainable designs for public schools, government or municipal buildings. |
R&D Tax CreditThe R&D Tax Credit can produce substantial incentives for companies who have devoted time and resources to new or innovative products or manufacturing processes. |
Cost SegregationThe principle goal of a cost segregation study is to increase cash flow from constructed buildings, purchased properties and renovations by accelerating depreciation. |
LIFO AccountingInventory tax strategies such as LIFO and IPIC LIFO subtract inflation from inventory costs, increasing cost of goods sold and decreasing taxable income thus increasing cash flow. |