Items Tagged with 'Taxes and HVACR'

ARTICLES

What Will Midterms Mean for HVAC? - The ACHR News

What Will Midterms Mean for HVAC?

Expect skirmishes over taxes and some possible cooperation on efficiencies and education
Robert beverly achr
Robert Beverly
December 10, 2018
No Comments
The timing couldn’t be better, as a few issues important to contractors and the HVAC industry in general will remain up for negotiation (or in some cases, renegotiation) in the upcoming session of Congress.
Read More
taxes hvac contracting

Doing Your Own Taxes

Telltale signs your company is headed for an audit
April 3, 2017
No Comments
There is no doubt that we’ve come a long way from the 1990s, when there were very few people who knew the tax code and could fill out a paper IRS form properly. Now, technology is widely available, and many can create and file their own returns in a matter of hours and avoid any issues going down the road.
Read More
Newsline ACHR NEWS

HVACR Industry Alliance Outlines Policy Priorities

Letter to VP-elect Pence focuses on jobs, economy
January 17, 2017
No Comments

On Jan. 6, the HVACR Industry Alliance sent a letter to Vice President-Elect, Mike Pence, outlining the industry's priorities and offering support to the incoming Trump administration in accomplishing the goals in the letter.  


Read More
per capita carbon dioxide emissions among G20 nations

HFC Tax an Unlikely Option for US

Repeal of Australian Legislation a Boost for Opponents of US Tax
Ron rajecki headshot200
Ron Rajecki
January 26, 2015
One Comment

Last summer, Australia repealed its carbon tax, which, since July 2012, had been imposed on the country’s leading emitters of synthetic greenhouse gases controlled by the Kyoto Protocol. Could a tax that targets carbon dioxide emissions and refrigerants be headed to U.S. shores?


Read More