Missed Our Recent Webinar?

If you couldn’t join us live, the recording of The Energy Sector Guide to R&D Tax Credits: How Engineering-Driven Work Qualifies & What Changed With the OBBB — presented in partnership with AEE — is now available.

Many organizations do not realize that “research and development” under the federal tax code extends well beyond traditional laboratory work. The IRC §41 Research & Development (R&D) Tax Credit is a long-standing federal incentive designed to encourage innovation, technical problem-solving, and process improvement—activities commonly performed by engineering, energy, and industrial organizations.

Organizations involved in engineering design, energy optimization, system improvements, or technical problem-solving may be eligible to:

• Claim federal tax credits for qualifying research and development activities
• Recognize engineering and technical work that may already meet eligibility requirements
• Improve overall tax positioning while continuing to innovate

In This Session, You’ll Learn:

• What activities qualify for the R&D Tax Credit (no lab required)
• How the Four-Part Test determines eligibility under IRC §41
• Examples of qualifying engineering and energy-related activities
• Best practices for documenting and supporting an R&D credit claim

Watch the recording to see what you may be eligible for — and whether there’s still opportunity waiting in prior years.

Download Webinar Recording Here