Maximize your Contract Manufacturing Organization’s Growth Potential

Contract Manufacturing Organizations are continuously developing new and improved designs, products, and processes as a way to drive innovation to meet the needs of an evolving market


Want to take advantage of continued innovation?


Contract Manufacturing Organizations can take advantage of tax credits by investing in new manufacturing processes or expanding facilities. Those who retain ownership of their processes and assume economic risk may qualify for the R&D Tax Credit, along with state and local incentives. Additionally, depending on their building qualifications, CMOs might qualify for energy efficiency tax incentives like the 179D Tax Deduction, and 48/48E Tax Credits. Partnering with Leyton can help CMOs navigate these opportunities and maximize savings at both the federal and state levels, accelerating growth and innovation.

R&D Tax Credit

Support your business growth with extra cash flow!
The US government offers billions of dollars yearly to encourage
Research and Development in more than 65 industries.

How your organization can qualify for the R&D Tax Credit

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    Iteratitive CAD design and protyping

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    Shop redesign

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    Proof of concept (POC)

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    Metal and fabrication

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    Lean process improvements

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    Kaizen

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    Trial production runs

Energy Efficiency Tax Incentives

Contract Manufacturing Organizations can take advantage of a multitude of Energy Efficiency incentives, including The §179D Energy Efficient Commercial Building Property Deduction and The §48 or §48E Energy Investment Tax Credit (ITC).



Maximize Energy Efficiency Savings with §179D and ITC Tax Incentives



The §179D Tax Deduction provides commercial building owners and designers for buildings owned by public entities, and non-profits, to claim a tax deduction for the creation of technical specifications for installation of energy efficient commercial building property.

The Section 48 Tax Credit (ITC) grants a tax credit to taxpayers for a portion of the cost of installing qualified energy-generating systems such as solar, wind, geothermal, and fuel cells. This credit can range from 6% to 70% of the cost basis of the property, depending on the specifics of the project and applicable legislation. 

Energy Efficiency Qualifying Questions

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    Have you built a new building or upgraded an existing building in the last three years?
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    Have you built or upgraded a multifamily block that has three floors or fewer in the last three years?
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    Have you fitted those buildings with energy efficient systems across HVAC, Lighting, and Envelope?
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    Are you working on projects that involve renewable energy or decarbonization?
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    Are you an engineer, architect, or construction company working on non-profit building projects?

Client Testimonial

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I really liked how Leyton brought in a wide breadth of expertise, such as bringing in a scientist to assess our projects. The process did not take as long as we thought it might, in terms of overall hours, as Leyton provided ample information and templates to work with to make the process easier.

Heather Kelley, Director and Co-Founder Keon Research

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