Instructor
Tyler Noesser
Instructor
Tyler is a Technical Director at alliant, specializing in the engineering, manufacturing, and system integration industries.
An engineer by trade, Tyler combines his strong industry expertise with his knowledge of the tax code to help American businesses identify powerful government-sponsored incentives. To date, Tyler has worked with hundreds of small to mid-sized businesses to help them claim more than $500 million in credits and incentives.
Stay current and competitive in today’s evolving accounting landscape by joining us for our upcoming livestream event focused on the latest in firm management and administration. This session is also applicable for CPAs in Industry.
The unprecedented investment in AI infrastructure, data centers, advanced manufacturing, and energy projects is creating significant opportunities for both businesses and the CPA firms that advise them. As demand accelerates, CFOs must understand which government incentive programs can improve project economics, reduce capital costs, and strengthen returns on investment, while CPA firm leaders must determine how their firm will advise clients, manage risk, and establish a consistent approach to these increasingly complex opportunities.
This session is designed for CFOs, Managing Partners, Tax Partners, and firm leadership seeking to develop a proactive strategy around incentives tied to AI and mission critical infrastructure projects. Attendees will gain insight into key programs such as Sections 41, 45, 48, 48C, 48X, 48A, and 179D, while exploring the practical considerations of financial planning, client advisory, documentation requirements, technical substantiation, and service delivery.
Participants will learn how leading organizations and advisory firms are identifying and capturing valuable federal, state, and local incentives, maximizing available benefits while mitigating compliance risk. The discussion will also address how CFOs can better position their organizations to secure available funding and how firms can evaluate whether they have the technical capabilities, processes, and resources necessary to effectively support clients pursuing these opportunities.
As AI-driven investment accelerates, organizations and firms that establish a clear strategy today will be better positioned to improve project economics, strengthen profitability, deepen client relationships, create new advisory revenue opportunities, and ensure significant government funding is not left on the table.
CPAs that are Managing Partners and CFOs