IRS is offering additional office hours for help with the pre-filing registration process for elective payment and transfer of clean energy and CHIPS credits.
IRS is offering additional office hours for help with the pre-filing registration process for elective payment and transfer of clean energy and CHIPS credits.
Amy Turner from the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law will join us to talk about direct pay (aka elective pay) in the Inflation Reduction Act.
IRS is offering additional office hours for help with the pre-filing registration process for elective payment and transfer of clean energy and CHIPS credits.
The Energy Communities IWG and the Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chains (MESC) will host a series of regional workshops to highlight the Qualifying Advanced Energy Project Credit (§48C) Program.
IRS is offering additional office hours for help with the pre-filing registration process for elective payment and transfer of clean energy and CHIPS credits.
The CPC Center is holding office hours for eligible entities or anyone interested to drop in and bring their questions about Direct Pay.
This webinar offers local governments and their community partners an in-depth exploration of the recent US Treasury and IRS rules on elective pay, including tax form demos.
IRS is offering additional office hours for help with the pre-filing registration process for elective payment and transfer of clean energy and CHIPS credits.
This webinar will focus on how both private and public organizations can benefit from the IRA this tax season, with a particular focus on opportunities surrounding incentives for EV procurement and charging equipment.
Join the Local Progress Impact Lab and the Congressional Progressive Caucus Center (CPCC) to learn more about Direct Pay and hear examples of how cities and counties can seize this opportunity.
This webinar will provide an overview of direct pay and explore its many benefits, including how direct pay can benefit union locals, whether it’s for teachers, hospital staff, public service employees, or the building trades.
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