National Tax Group

07/14/2026

Not all innovation happens in a research lab.

If your team is improving products, refining processes, developing software, or solving technical challenges, you may already be performing activities that qualify for the Federal R&D Tax Credit under IRC §41.

Many companies claim they’re “not doing R&D” while conducting qualifying work every day.

NTG helps businesses identify eligible activities and secure valuable tax savings.

Interested in exploring eligibility? Schedule a complimentary consultation today: https://hubs.li/Q04mXdqD0

07/14/2026

Architects and engineers rarely leave value on the table intentionally.

Yet many firms never review whether their energy-efficient projects qualify for the §179D deduction.

If your team designed high-performance HVAC, lighting, or building envelope systems for commercial or government buildings, there may be a significant tax opportunity available.

NTG helps firms navigate the technical requirements, energy modeling, and documentation needed to secure the deduction.

Your next tax opportunity may already be in your project portfolio.

Schedule a consultation today: https://hubs.li/Q04mXbnx0

07/13/2026

Congress is taking steps to restore the full value of the 179D Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings Deduction through the American Energy Dominance Act. If enacted, the proposed changes could create new opportunities for building owners, developers, architects, engineers, and design-build firms investing in energy-efficient construction.​

Understanding these proposed changes now can help you prepare for future projects and maximize available tax incentives if the legislation becomes law.​

Read our latest blog to learn what the proposed legislation could mean for your business and how to stay ahead of the changes. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q04phlhw0​

07/13/2026

Real estate owners who actively manage depreciation often outperform those who don’t. A Cost Segregation Study can turn decades-long deductions into immediate tax savings.

The result:
• Lower taxes
• Higher cash flow
• Faster reinvestment

If you own commercial, industrial, or rental property, it may be worth reviewing.

Connect with National Tax Group to start the conversation: https://hubs.li/Q04p6V270

07/11/2026

You already designed the building. You optimized the HVAC system. Specified energy-efficient lighting. Improved the building envelope. Delivered a project that will reduce energy consumption for years to come.​

But did you also claim the tax deduction you may have earned for that work?​
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Many architects assume the Section 179D deduction only benefits building owners. In reality, designers working on qualifying government and tax-exempt projects can often receive the deduction through a 179D allocation letter.​

If your firm has worked on public schools, universities, government buildings, military facilities, or other eligible public-sector projects, you could be leaving valuable tax savings on the table.​
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Our latest blog explains:​
• Who qualifies for the 179D deduction​
• How the allocation process works​
• Which building systems are eligible​
• What documentation you’ll need​
• Why even previously completed projects may still qualify​
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A quick review of your past and current projects could uncover opportunities your firm didn’t know existed. Read the full blog here: https://bit.ly/44LKSwV​
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Discover how architects can claim the 179D tax deduction for energy-efficient building design, qualify for allocations, and maximize savings under the Inflation Reduction Act.

07/10/2026

Your building may be generating tax savings you haven’t claimed yet.

Many commercial property owners invest in HVAC upgrades, lighting retrofits, and building envelope improvements to reduce operating costs.

What they often don’t realize is that these same projects may qualify for deductions under Section 179D Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings Deduction.

A review of recent building improvements could uncover significant tax benefits.

Learn how NTG helps commercial property owners evaluate eligibility: https://hubs.li/Q04p6-nL0

07/09/2026

Research and development happens far beyond the laboratory.

Companies improving processes, testing new systems, refining products, or solving technical uncertainties may qualify for the Federal R&D Tax Credit under IRC §41.

Innovation-driven activities across multiple industries can generate significant tax savings.

National Tax Group helps organizations uncover qualifying work and maximize available credits.

Want to explore eligibility? Schedule a complimentary consultation today: https://hubs.li/Q04mX0RJ0

07/08/2026

Real estate investors often focus on increasing income. But accelerating depreciation can improve cash flow too.

A Cost Segregation Study allows certain building components to be depreciated over shorter recovery periods, potentially increasing tax deductions and improving near-term cash flow.

Many property owners are surprised by the opportunities already sitting within their portfolio.

NTG helps property owners identify and maximize available benefits.

Schedule your complimentary consultation today: https://hubs.li/Q04mX5GX0

07/08/2026

The clock is ticking on a potential ERC recovery opportunity.

If your refund was reduced, offset, or penalized, you may still have a chance to claim additional funds. Many businesses are unaware that they could be owed more.

The process to find out is simple, quick, and comes at no cost.

If eligible, you can begin the process now and potentially receive your refund within 6 to 12 months.

The only challenge is timing.
Deadline July 10, 2026.

Act now to avoid missing out.

Start your review: https://hubs.ly/Q04kfVPT0

07/07/2026

Designing energy-efficient buildings isn’t just good for your clients, it’s an opportunity that could benefit your firm as well.​
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If you’re an architect working on public schools, universities, government facilities, or other tax-exempt projects, you may be eligible for the Section 179D tax deduction. Yet many firms never claim it simply because they don’t realize they qualify or aren’t familiar with the allocation process.​
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In our latest blog, we cover:​
• Who qualifies for the 179D deduction​
• Which building systems are eligible​
• How the allocation letter works​
• What documentation you’ll need​
• Whether you can claim deductions for past projects​

If you’ve designed energy-efficient buildings for the public sector, this is one tax incentive you don’t want to overlook. Read the full blog here: https://bit.ly/4p28lTQ ​
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