WEBINAR DESCRIPTION
Americans have infrastructure on the brain and for good reason. According to the American Society of Civil Engineers, 20 percent of America’s highways are in poor condition and 9.1 percent of America’s bridges are structurally deficient. There is plenty of potential work in the years ahead for heavy highway and civil contractors—especially when key infrastructure legislation gets put into play. 

Fortunately, companies in the heavy civil industry don’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’re a heavy highway or civil contractor, both incentives could have a significant impact on your company’s bottom line such as decrease in taxes and increase in cash flow and help you keep building! 

Join us for a special webinar presented by BRAYN Consulting to learn more about how you and your firm may qualify for these tax incentives. 

Webinar attendees will learn: 
- A brief history of the R&D tax credit and 199 DPAD
- What industry activities qualify as "research and development" pursuant to IRC Section 41 and "domestic production" pursuant to IRC Section 199
- Updates on the law for the R&D tax credit, including changes to the AMT limit
- Case studies and practical industry applications of tax incentives