A few hints today on tax initiatives and real estate stability. Let's start with taxes. New "green tax" initiatives are underway, and we are already in a position to benefit. The Texas property tax code allows an exemption of the amount of the appraised property value that arises from the installation or construction of a solar or wind-powered energy device that is primarily for the production and distribution of thermal, mechanical, or electrical energy for on-site use, or devices used to store that energy. So if you are ambitious enough to build a wind farm in your back yard, you could see significant tax advantages from your eco-friendly construction. Wind farms are not the only source of renewable energy, solar panels are also a viable solution for alternative energy and potential tax cuts. These tax cuts don't just apply to the home owner. Corporations are looking at a similar policy if they choose to invest in energy. Texas allows a corporation to deduct the cost of a solar energy device from the franchise tax in one of two ways: (1) the total cost of the system may be deducted from the company's taxable capital; or, (2) 10% of the system's cost may be deducted from the company's income. I am sure incentives like these will give corporations something to think about as they go into a new year and a new administration.
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