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Solar Tax Consultant (Remote Contract - 6 Months)

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SolAmerica Energy

Atlanta, GA, USA

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SolAmerica is on the lookout for a talented and seasoned property tax specialist to deliver thorough consulting services that navigate the complexities of property taxation. This consulting partnership will be established through a formal agreement that outlines the terms and expectations of our collaboration. As part of this process, we will create detailed estimates that accurately reflect the scope of work required. Following this, work orders will be generated based on the mutually agreed-upon deliverables, providing a structured and efficient approach to achieving the consulting goals. The consultancy is projected to span 6 months, with an anticipated commitment of 10 hours per week. The ideal candidate should be available to work within the EST time zone. Requirements Scope of Work SolAmerica Energy (“SAE”) will supply the site location, footprint, parcel details, and any additional necessary information. Below is a list of the deliverables that SolAmerica expects from the Consultant. Please submit a proposal to fulfill this Scope of Work (SOW) along with any clarifications or exclusions you may have. Summary of Statewide Solar Property Tax Code (Market Assessment) The Consultant is to provide an overview of the state property tax codes that pertain to solar generation facilities. The overview should encompass, where relevant: Appraisal methods and cost analysis for a solar facility Assessment procedures and depreciation schedules (if defined at the state level) Options for Payment in Lieu of Tax (PILOT) Agreements Solar tax exemptions or potential tax reduction opportunities Summary of Local Solar Property Tax Codes (Project Assessment) The Consultant will provide a summary of relevant tax codes, regulations, and practices by examining the authority's publicly accessible documents and consulting with the tax assessor to gain a thorough understanding of the property tax procedures and financial impacts on the project. The summary should include, where applicable: Applicable property tax rates Appraisal methods, including a cost breakdown for a solar facility, if relevant Exemption/abatement ratios (if applicable) Assessment processes Depreciation schedules (if determined locally) Local tax abatement/exemption options for solar facilities Calculations for roll-back taxes, where applicable Availability of Payment in Lieu of Tax (PILOT) Agreements Solar tax exemptions or opportunities for tax reductions Project Tax Table (Project Assessment) A 40-year forecast of property taxes and first-year roll-back taxes as specified by project particulars and applicable codes, which may include various scenarios. PILOT Assistance The Consultant will provide assistance upon request for a specific project regarding the negotiation of a PILOT or related agreement. A statement of work and cost will be established prior to the onset of the work. Qualifications A Bachelor’s degree in accounting or a related field is preferred. A minimum of five years of experience in estimating property taxes for renewable energy facilities; solar experience is a definite plus. Proficiency in researching tax codes and regulations to develop tax forecasts. Expertise in examining tax codes and regulations to uncover potential opportunities for PILOT programs, abatements, exemptions, and more. Benefits This is strictly a consulting opportunity that allows individuals to contribute their expertise in a flexible capacity. However, it is important to note that this position will not come with the standard employee benefits typically associated with full-time roles. As a consultant, you will enjoy the freedom and autonomy of independent work while gaining valuable experience in a dynamic environment.

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