Proposals are requested from Law Firms with a strong record in successfully assisting local governments and other entities with the implementation of projects involving IRS Energy Tax Credits and federal funds, including Appalachian Regional Commission funds. Responding Law Firms should have the experience and capabilities necessary to ensure that energy tax credits pledged as federal cost share are properly substantiated, legally eligible, realized promptly, and defensible in the event of IRS review or audit. Plans are to contract within a year of the date of this notice with a reputable Law Firm for advice on all processes, procedures, and projects using IRS Tax credits for Federally Funded Projects related to battery energy storage system development.
The selected law firm will advise on all processes, procedures, and projects using IRS Tax credits for Federally Funded Projects related to battery energy storage system development, ensuring that energy tax credits pledged as federal cost share are properly substantiated, legally eligible, realized promptly, and defensible in the event of IRS review or audit.
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