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Total Credits: 1.0 Texas, 1.0 California, 1.0 Ohio, 1.0 Pennsylvania, 1.2 West Virginia
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In August 2022, the federal government passed a historic piece of legislation aimed at overhauling the domestic clean energy industry from the ground up. The IRA greatly incentivizes not only the onshoring of domestic manufacturing for clean components and critical minerals that are needed to build up our domestic supply chain, but it also incentivizes the creation of a domestic workforce capable of constructing, operating and repairing these clean energy assets throughout their useful lives.
This presentation will cover some of the unique aspects of the IRA that allow for new ways to monetize or maximize clean energy credits and discuss the different types of clean energy credits and deductions that the IRA created or enhanced.
| Accreditation Status: Approved |
Total Credits: 1.0 |
General Credits: 1.0 |
Ethics Credits: 0.0 |
| Accreditation Status: Participatory Credit |
Total Credits: 1.0 |
General Credits: 1.0 |
Legal Ethics Credits: 0.0 |
Elimination of Bias Credit: 0.0 |
Substance Abuse/Mental Illness Credit: 0.0 |
| Accreditation Status: Approved |
Total Credits: 1.0 |
General Credits: 1.0 |
Specialty Credits: 0.0 |
| Accreditation Status: Approved |
Total Credits: 1.0 |
General Credits: 1.0 |
Ethics Credits: 0.0 |
| Accreditation Status: Approved |
Total Credits: 1.2 |
General Credits: 1.2 |
Ethics/Specialty Credits: 0.0 |
Although MCLE credit has only been requested in these jurisdictions, you may be able to personally request and obtain credit in other jurisdictions—either participatory or self-study credit—but the rules vary greatly by jurisdiction. Please review your jurisdiction’s MCLE rules and regulations before purchasing or viewing this program if the purpose of your purchase is to obtain MCLE credit.
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With a background in business and taxation law, John Flis is a public finance and energy tax attorney who partners with public and private entities to accomplish their project goals. Specifically, John spearheads Bricker Graydon’s Inflation Reduction Act practice and manages bond and economic development matters.
Ensuring that financial transactions occur both smoothly and with all legal considerations addressed, John is familiar with each stage of funding for all types of projects and has been involved in large, complex transactions. He helps both experienced and inexperienced clients fully understand and make informed decisions regarding the details of their matters, from inception to close.
In August 2022, the Inflation Reduction Act became law and overhauled the domestic clean energy industry. Since that time, John has become highly experienced on many of the incentives and tax credits that are available to both public and private entities. He is helping to lead clients through all stages of their clean energy projects, from a project’s inception all the way through claiming the appropriate tax credits after a project is placed into service.
John has vast knowledge of public law, especially related to legal research, document management, administrative hearings and litigation. He has longstanding relationships within Ohio’s state tax department.
John is a former attorney with the Ohio Department of Taxation and has also held legal positions within the State of Florida’s Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
