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How It Works: Understanding Clean Energy Investment Tax Credits

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Companies build things like solar panels and wind turbines to make clean energy.

Receive Tax Credits

These companies get special coupons (tax credits) from the government as a reward, but sometimes they can't use all of them.

Sell Tax Credits to You

These companies sell their extra coupons to people like you. With our help, you buy these coupons for less than they're worth (like getting a $100 coupon for $80).

Reduce Your Tax Liability

You use the coupons to pay less money on your taxes. For example, if you owe $100 in taxes and have a $100 coupon, you don't have to pay those $100. We help you every step of the way when you're filing your taxes.

Note! Only individuals with passive activity income (or C Corporations) located in the USA are allowed to purchase these tax credits. If you’re not sure whether or not that’s you, that’s OK–our experts will figure it out with you.

Reduce your taxes by using credits from clean energy projects that have extra, and unlock the tax benefits corporations have enjoyed for years.

Save Money on Taxes

When you buy these special tax credits, you can use them to pay less money on your taxes. Think of it like using a coupon to save money when you shop. The credits cost you less than the amount that they save you on your taxes, so you come out ahead.

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Support Renewable Energy

By buying these credits, you’re helping to build more solar panels and wind turbines, which are good for the Earth because they make clean energy.

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Simple and Secure

It’s easy to buy these credits, and we make sure everything is safe and follows the rules. We show you how to buy the credits, and then we help you or your CPA attach the credit or "coupon" to your tax return to reduce the amount you owe.

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A Trusted Practice

Large corporations have been using these tax credits for years to save money, and now they are available to all US taxpayers with passive income, too!

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Offset Estimated Taxes

You can even apply these credits against estimated taxes!

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Available in Any Amount

Whether you want to start small or go big, there’s no minimum or maximum amount, making it accessible for anyone.

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Hear What They’re Saying

“As a CPA, I highly recommend utilizing clean energy tax credits to reduce your tax liability. Not only do they provide significant tax savings, but they also support the development of renewable energy projects. It’s a smart financial move that benefits both your bottom line and the environment.”

John Goss, CPA, Attorney

CKH Group

“The process was simple, and the savings were substantial. Highly recommend this for anyone looking to reduce their tax liability and make a positive impact.”

John Rhodes

Airbnb Owner

“Renewable-energy companies often don’t make enough profit to absorb all the tax credits they generate. The [new] law lets them sell the credits to other companies to monetize what they can’t use. Buyers typically pay $90 to $96 for credits that let them reduce their tax bills by $100, turning a near-instant profit.”

Wall Street Journal

Companies Are Snapping Up New Clean-Energy Tax Credits, January 18th, 2024

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Ready to Save on Taxes and Support Clean Energy?

Traditionally reserved for large corporations, these tax credits allow you to reduce your tax liability by purchasing credits at a discount from renewable energy projects.

Whether you're an individual with passive income or representing a corporation, you can join the ranks of savvy investors who have been leveraging these credits for years. And with no minimum or maximum purchase amount, the process is simple, secure, and fully compliant, and we’ll guide you through it every step of the way.

Fill out the form to learn more about purchasing clean energy tax credits and start your journey towards significant tax savings and environmental impact.

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