Tax Services

OUR TAX SERVICES

Tax laws are constantly changing. Staying on top of those changes to help our clients minimize tax liabilities and maximize tax planning strategies is what Haynie & Company is all about. Our team of tax professionals makes it our business to get to know yours. We build relationships with our clients by providing proactive year-round tax advisory services to ensure that businesses and individuals identify opportunities to minimize their tax burden, maximize cash flow and plan for the future.

At Haynie & Company, we provide a full range of tax services for businesses, individuals, non-profit organizations, trust and estates.

Tax planning
Tax preparation
Business entity selection
Mergers & acquisitions
Tax credits & incentives
Tax research & consulting
State & local tax
Cost segregation study

International & multi-state tax
Representation before taxing authorities
Estate & trust tax services
Sales & use tax
Payroll tax processing
Personal property tax

An employee of Haynie & Company providing tax services.

Taxes are a significant cost to businesses and individuals. Our team is here to guide you through the complex tax code so that not only are you complying with all necessary tax laws and regulations, but that you are well positioned to take advantage of tax planning strategies, improve profitability, and meet your goals.

179D Energy Tax Deduction

The Energy Policy Act of 2005 created a tax deduction for energy efficient buildings found in Section 179D of the Federal Tax Code. The provision encourages building owners to increase energy efficiency in new and remodeled buildings by providing an immediate tax deduction for costs incurred that increase the energy efficiency of a building. The energy savings are measured by reference to three main building system categories:

Interior lighting
Heating, cooling, ventilation, and hot water systems
Building envelope

The larger the building, the more advantageous the study would be. The deduction is available for both new buildings and retrofits. It is technology-neutral — not favoring any particular means of reducing energy use in a building system. If the building is a government-owned property, such as a school or library, the government entity can allocate the deduction to one or more designers of the project.