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The Treasury Department recently proposed regulations providing guidance on the ability of taxpayers to transfer by sale certain federal income tax credits derived from investments in renewable energy projects. This article provides an overview of the fundamental requirements and procedures for selling federal renewable energy tax credits, as set forth in I.R.C. § 6418.
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