About Solar President
Commercial solar specialists focused on maximizing your OBBBA incentives
Our Mission: Energy Sovereignty
We believe American businesses shouldn't be held hostage by utility companies and foreign energy markets. Commercial solar isn't just an environmental decision—it's a strategic business move that cuts operational costs, provides tax advantages, and delivers energy independence.
Solar President specializes in navigating the complex landscape of federal tax incentives under the OBBBA (One Big Beautiful Bill Act) to ensure our clients capture every dollar they're entitled to.
- 100% American-made component options
- Expert ITC and MACRS depreciation planning
- Zero-FEOC compliant supply chains
- Commercial and industrial focus
Why Commercial Solar Now
The OBBBA created a historic window of opportunity
Lock In Energy Costs
Utility rates increase an average of 2-3% annually. Solar locks in your energy costs for 25+ years, providing predictable budgeting and protection from rate hikes.
Massive Tax Benefits
The 30% ITC plus 100% bonus depreciation means nearly half your project cost comes back through tax savings in Year 1.
Energy Independence
Reduce reliance on the grid and volatile energy markets. Many commercial systems can be paired with battery storage for backup power.
Asset Appreciation
Commercial properties with solar typically see increased valuations. Solar is a capital improvement that enhances your building's worth.
Understanding the OBBBA
Key provisions that make commercial solar a strategic advantage
Investment Tax Credit Provisions
Direct reduction of federal tax liability
The OBBBA maintains the 30% Investment Tax Credit for commercial solar projects that begin construction before July 5, 2026. Projects must be completed within four years of construction start.
Domestic Content Bonus
- Additional 10% bonus for using American-manufactured components
- Brings total ITC to 40% for qualifying projects
- Must meet FEOC (Foreign Entity of Concern) restrictions
- Documentation of supply chain origin required
Accelerated Depreciation
100% first-year bonus depreciation
The OBBBA reinstated 100% bonus depreciation for qualified property purchased between January 19, 2025 and the 2029 tax year. This allows businesses to write off the depreciable basis of their solar system in Year 1.
The 85% Basis Rule
- Depreciable basis is reduced by half the ITC amount
- With 30% ITC: depreciate 85% of system cost (100% - 15%)
- With 40% ITC: depreciate 80% of system cost (100% - 20%)
- Depreciation savings = basis × your marginal tax rate
Why Work With Us
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