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The Advanced Manufacturing Production Credit Explained

Apr 19, 2024

The Advanced Manufacturing Production Credit Explained

Apr 19, 2024

The Advanced Manufacturing Production Credit Explained

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 introduced a significant incentive for businesses involved in the production of renewable energy components and critical minerals – the Section 45X Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit. This credit aims to drive investment and growth in domestic manufacturing, and the recent guidance from the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS has provided much-needed clarity on its implementation.

Understanding the Eligibility Requirements

To claim the Section 45X credit, businesses must meet several key criteria:

 

Produced in the United States

The credit-eligible components must be "produced by the taxpayer" within the United States or its territories. The proposed regulations define "produced" as requiring a significant transformation of the underlying components or raw materials, rather than just assembly or minor modification.

 

Sold to Unrelated Parties

The eligible components must be sold to unrelated persons, with some exceptions allowing for a "related person election" in certain circumstances, such as sales between members of a consolidated group.

 

Qualifying Components

The credit applies to a wide range of eligible components, including solar energy components, wind energy components, inverters, qualifying battery components, and critical minerals. Each category has detailed technical definitions and credit value calculations.

Maximizing Your Tax Savings

The Section 45X credit can provide substantial tax savings for businesses that qualify. However, navigating the complex regulations and compliance requirements can be a challenge. That's where the experts at Freese, Peralez & Associates can help.




At Freese, Peralez, & Associates our team of tax professionals has a deep understanding of the Section 45X credit and can work with you to ensure you're maximizing your tax savings.


We can help you:

• Assess your eligibility for the credit.

• Identify the specific components that qualify for the credit.

• Establish the necessary documentation and record-keeping procedures.

• Optimize your production and sales processes to fully utilize the credit.


Don't miss out on this valuable tax incentive. Contact Freese, Peralez & Associates today at (832)862-7300 to schedule a consultation and let us help you unlock the benefits of the Section 45X Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit.

Navigating the Direct Pay Opportunity

One of the unique features of the Section 45X credit is the availability of the Direct Pay option through Section 6417. This allows eligible taxpayers to receive the credit as a direct payment from the government, rather than having to claim it as a traditional tax credit.


The Direct Pay opportunity is available for a five-year period, starting in the first taxable year after December 31, 2022, in which the taxpayer has produced eligible components. This can provide valuable cash flow benefits and streamline the tax credit process. At Freese, Peralez & Associates, we can guide you through the Direct Pay application process and ensure you're taking full advantage of this valuable tax-saving opportunity.

 

Staying Ahead of the Curve

As with any new tax legislation, it's essential to stay informed and up-to-date on the latest developments. The Treasury and IRS have issued proposed regulations for the Section 45X credit, and businesses should be prepared to comply with these requirements.


By working with the tax experts at Freese, Peralez & Associates, you can be confident that you're taking advantage of all available tax credits and incentives, while staying compliant with the ever-changing tax landscape. Contact us today to learn more and take the first step towards maximizing your tax savings.

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