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IRS Grants Beginning of Construction Relief for Offshore Renewable Projects and Renewable Projects on Federal Land

By Jeffrey G. Davis, Daniel T. Kiely, George K. Haines & Isaac L. Maron on January 4, 2021
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On December 31, 2020, the US Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service (the “IRS”) issued Notice 2021-05 (the “Notice”), which provides relief for offshore renewable energy projects and renewable projects constructed on federal land. Specifically, the Notice allows the Continuity Safe Harbor to be satisfied for projects constructed offshore or on federal land if they are placed into service no more than 10 calendar years after the calendar year during which construction began. This relief is expected to provide additional certainty for taxpayers developing projects offshore or on federal land, given the significant construction delays often associated with such projects. Read about the Notice in this Mayer Brown Legal Update.

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Isaac Maron advises clients in connection with a range of tax aspects of the development, financing, and acquisition of renewable energy assets.

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