Most commercial property owners focus on appreciation, rental income, and occupancy. However, many overlook tax incentives such as Cost Segregation, 179D Energy Deductions, and other available programs that can significantly improve after-tax cash flow.
What Actually Qualifies as R&D—And What Doesn't
You might qualify if you are:
- • Building something new
- • Improving a product
- • Improving a process
- • Developing software
- • Testing ideas
- • Solving technical problems
179D in Plain English for Owners and Designers
179D May Apply If You:
- • Own a commercial building
- • Design government-owned buildings
- • Complete energy-efficient upgrades
- • Work with architects or engineers
- • Meet IRS energy-efficiency requirements
A Regional Manufacturer Rebuilds Cash Flow
Example Results
- • Regional manufacturer expanded operations
- • Qualified for multiple tax incentives
- • Increased available cash flow
- • Reinvested savings into equipment & hiring
- • Worked alongside their existing CPA
State and Local Incentives Every Multi-Site Operator Should Know
Beyond Federal Incentives
- • Hiring & workforce incentives
- • Expansion & relocation programs
- • Industry-specific grants
- • Local tax abatements
- • State incentive opportunities
- • Programs many businesses overlook
How Freedom Alliance Works With Your Existing CPA
We Complement Your CPA
- • We don't prepare tax returns
- • We identify overlooked incentives
- • Your CPA keeps full control
- • We provide supporting documentation
- • We coordinate throughout the process
- • One collaborative team