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Foreign Entity of Concern Rules: What Buyers Will Test Before They Close
Watch experts from Mickelson & Company, RSM, CLA and Empact Technologies discuss what tax credit buyers test on Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) compliance before they close.
Watch the recordingForeign Entity of Concern (FEOC) rules now shape whether clean energy projects keep their tax credits, and buyers are testing compliance before they close. Developers need a documented record of ownership, effective control and material assistance that holds up in diligence, and FEOC issues can't be fixed after the fact.
In this 45-minute session, our panel covers what tax credit buyers test for FEOC, where projects run into problems, and how to build a record that's ready before buyers start asking questions.
What you'll learn
- Why prohibited foreign entity (PFE) risk now drives credit pricing
- Which FEOC rules turn on beginning of construction, and which turn on the taxable year
- When a supplier certificate isn't enough
- What ownership evidence buyers need for projects held through funds and blockers
- How recapture risk shapes buyer protections after a sale
Panelists
- Faith Larson, Vice President of Renewables and Legal Counsel, Mickelson & Company
- Alan Cordova, Vice President Strategy & Partnerships, Empact Technologies (Moderator)
- Brandon Hill, Tax Principal, CLA
- Dana Jackson, Partner, National Leader, Federal Credits & Incentives, RSM US LLP
- John Deininger, Senior Manager, RSM US LLP
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