Helping Building Owners Claim Section 179D

Internal Revenue Code Section 179D (Code Section 179D) provides a tax incentive to those who build or renovate energy-efficient buildings. The tax deduction is triggered if building design improvements in heating, lighting, HVAC, hot water, or the building envelope (roof, walls, windows) result in efficiency of at least 25 percent. Starting in 2023, nonprofits can also benefit from Code Section 179D. 

The qualified deduction for projects meeting prevailing wage and apprenticeship standards will range between $2.50 and $5 per square foot, depending on the building’s energy-efficiency level.

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How Could The Section 179D Deduction Benefit My Portfolio?

How Could The Section 179D Deduction Benefit 

My Portfolio?

Section 179D allows you to claim up to $5.00 per square foot if the design changes to a new or existing building improved in heating, lighting, HVAC, hot water, or the building envelope. For example, if your new HVAC units helped improve the efficiency of your 100,000 square foot building you could be eligible for up to $500,000 in tax deductions for the work that was completed.

Section 179D allows you to claim up to $5.00 per square foot if the design changes to a new or existing building improved in heating, lighting, HVAC, hot water, or the building envelope. For example, if your new HVAC units helped improve the efficiency of your 100,000 square foot building you could be eligible for up to $500,000 in tax deductions for the work that was completed.

What Qualifies For 179D?

The tax deduction is triggered if building design improvements result in efficiency of at least 25 percent.

The tax deduction is triggered if building design improvements result in efficiency of at least 25 percent.

  • Heating
  • Lighting
  • HVAC
  • Hot Water
  • Building Envelope - (Walls, Windows & Doors)
  • Heating
  • Lighting
  • HVAC
  • Hot Water
  • Building Envelope - (Walls, Windows & Doors)

Who Qualifies For 179D?

179D provides a tax incentive to those who build or renovate energy-efficient buildings.

Commercial Buildings
Hospitals
Schools
Non-Profits
Tribal Lands
Churches
Library
Military Base
Many More Applications

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My Business Concierge can help determine if building or renovation of your real estate portfolio will qualify for the Section 179D Deduction as well as other tax credits and incentives.

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