MossAdams - Kyle Sund

Industry Expertise

Cross Industry

Practice Focus

Credits & Incentives

Biography

Kyle joined Moss Adams in 2007. His area of focus within the firm is with the Tax Credits and Incentive Services group. He has extensive experience helping clients with cost segregation studies, energy tax credits and incentives, and fixed asset studies.

Kyle has worked with clients in numerous industries, including real estate, construction, professional services, manufacturing and consumer products, automotive and dealer services, food and beverage, health care, hospitality, restaurants, and retail.

His engineering background brings a unique perspective to his clients’ projects and allows him to deliver significant value in the form of tax savings.

Professional Affiliations

Certified Member, American Society of Cost Segregation Professionals
Enrolled Agent, Internal Revenue Service Education

Education

BS, industrial engineering, Oregon State University

Insights from Kyle Sund

Tax Planning Strategies and Top Considerations for Architects

Explore top concerns that can interfere with an architectural firm’s tax planning strategy as well as insights to get ahead.

Discover Tax Savings with the New Energy Efficient Home Section 45L Tax Credit

Learn how developers and homebuilders who meet minimum energy-efficiency standards can benefit from a 45L tax credit.

发现新节能住宅IRC第45L税收抵免带来的税收节省

了解符合最低能源效率标准的开发商和房屋建筑商如何从 45L 税收抵免中受益。

Section 179D and R&D Tax Credit Opportunities for Architects and Designers

Tax legislation changes mean architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) companies have three unique opportunities.

Impacts of IRC Section 179D Inflation Adjustments on Taxpayer Deductions

The inflation adjustments of Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 179D could increase deductions for tax years 2023 and 2024.

Section 179D Tax Deduction for Commercial Building Owners and Tenants

This tax deduction is an incentive for improving the energy efficiency of buildings.

Infographic on How Designers Could Benefit From Section 179D Tax Deduction

This incentive for improving energy efficiency is available to some designers, architects, contractors, and others.

Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Tax Incentives

Explore R&D tax credits and deductions available for architecture, engineering, and construction companies—and if you qualify.

Inflation Reduction Act Tax Credits and Incentives Overview

The Inflation Reduction Act offers tax credits and incentives that can reduce your organization’s tax burden. Learn details.

IRA Updates the 179D and 45L Energy Efficient Tax Incentives

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 expanded Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Sections 179D and 45L. Learn what changed.

Inflation Reduction Act of 2022: An Overview of Tax Implications

The act contains multiple tax provisions, including opportunities with energy-efficiency credits and incentives.

Inflation Reduction Act Expands Section 179D Energy-Efficient Tax Incentives

Learn how the Inflation Reduction Act expanded the 179D energy-efficient commercial building deduction for property.

How the Section 179D Tax Deduction Serves Designers and Builders

The Section 179D deduction can promote energy efficiency, increase cash flow, and reduce current year federal income tax liability.

Combat Climate Change in Real Estate with Energy Efficient Tax Incentives

Tax incentives encourage reducing energy consumption in the real estate sector, which could help mitigate the impacts of climate change.

Top Tax Credits and Incentives to Utilize for 2021

Learn about major tax credits and incentives available to your company, including the ERTC, and key steps to obtain them.

Claim the 179D Tax Deduction: Insight for Architecture, Engineering, and Construction

The Section 179D deduction could provide architecture, engineering, and construction companies with significant tax savings.

Top Credits for Architects, Engineers, and Construction

Learn about credits and incentives beneficial to companies in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industries.

Law Extends and Makes Permanent Energy Efficient Building Tax Incentives

Two credits and incentives can provide real estate owners the ability to generate significant savings from their construction projects.

CARES Act Tax Provisions Could Help Real Estate Investors Increase Cash Flow

The CARES Act introduces changes to QIP and NOL carrybacks that could create tax-savings opportunities for investors.

6 Ways Property Owners Can Increase Cash Flow

Learn about six key tax-relief opportunities for property owners as well as related implementation and filing requirements.

Qualified Improvement Property Correction

Gain insight into the long-awaited technical correction to qualified improvement property (QIP), introduced as part of the CARES Act.