WEBINAR DESCRIPTION
\nAmericans have infrastructure on the brain and for good reason. According to the American Society of Civil Engineers\, 20 percent of America&rsquo\;s highways are in poor condition and 9.1 percent of America&rsquo\;s bridges are structurally deficient. There is plenty of potential work in the years ahead for heavy highway and civil contractors&mdash\;especially when key infrastructure legislation gets put into play. \;
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\nFortunately\, companies in the heavy civil industry don&rsquo\;t have to wait out the political climate to \;start taking advantage of some specialty tax incentives. Due to the complicated design and labor-intensive nature of heavy civil and highway construction\, many companies qualify for both the Research and Development (R&\;D) tax credit and the 199 Domestic Production Activities Deduction. If you&rsquo\;re a heavy highway or civil contractor\, both incentives could have a significant impact on your company&rsquo\;s bottom line such as decrease in taxes and increase in cash flow and help you keep building! \;
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\nJoin us for a special webinar presented by BRAYN Consulting to learn more about how you and your firm may qualify for these tax incentives. \;
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\nWebinar attendees will learn: \;
\n- A brief history of the R&\;D tax credit and 199 DPAD
\n- What industry activities qualify as "\;research and development"\; pursuant to IRC Section 41 and "\;domestic production"\; pursuant to IRC Section 199
\n- Updates on the law for the R&\;D tax credit\, including changes to the AMT limit
\n- Case studies and practical industry applications of tax incentives