More IRS Office Hours Available Through January 2027!
The IRS has once again announced office hours to provide general assistance with the IRA pre-filing registration process, through January 2027.
The IRS has once again announced office hours to provide general assistance with the IRA pre-filing registration process, through January 2027.
With electricity prices rising across the nation, payback periods for nonprofit solar projects are coming down significantly.
Congregation Beth Am in San Diego is home to members from diverse backgrounds and now serves its community with the help of a new solar system.
Cooperative Energy Futures (CEF) develops and operates community solar gardens. CollectiveSun helped finance their latest project.
With electricity prices rising across the nation, now there is more reason than ever to save on your electric bills with solar.
Financing your nonprofit solar project with CollectiveSun brings many advantages. Two real-life nonprofit solar project case studies illustrate the difference between working with us and doing it yourself.
To safe harbor an exemption from the new Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) Material Assistance rules for your solar project, you must begin construction on or before December 31, 2025. We’ll explain what constitutes “Beginning of Construction.”
The Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) provision in the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OB3) has the potential to eliminate your solar project’s eligibility for the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and subsequent Direct Pay tax refund. But your nonprofit can avoid this risk and save with solar — if you start your solar project now.
The latest solar policy changes can seem daunting for nonprofits, but as always, CollectiveSun is here to help you navigate the rapidly changing solar landscape.
The IRS has announced more office hours to provide general assistance with the IRA pre-filing registration process, through January 2026.
When Sophia’s Hearth began in 1999 at Antioch University in Keene, NH, it grew out of a wish to help
CollectiveSun’s funding solutions help nonprofits navigate the complex world of solar with confidence, delivering robust protections before, during, and after installation to help ensure your project is successful and risk is minimized.