EPISODE · Jun 3, 2020 · 50 MIN
Ep102: Tax Equity and Carbon Sequestration
from Currents · host Norton Rose Fulbright
How should carbon sequestration transactions be structured in light of proposed regulations the IRS issued on May 27 about claiming section 45Q tax credits? The IRS has disallowed over half the tax credits claimed so far. Keith Martin, David Burton and Amanda Rosenberg talk about three ways to structure such transactions and more.
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