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Leyton is an international consulting firm that helps businesses leverage financial incentives to accelerate their growth and achieve long-lasting performance.
The architecture and engineering industries are constantly evolving designs, products, and processes as a way to drive innovation to meet the needs of an evolving market
By leveraging government tax credits, architecture, and engineering firms can expand and accelerate their presence in the industry. Funds identified by Leyton have allowed these firms to combat an increasing skills gap in the industry.
Leyton’s engineering team comprises dedicated engineers, scientists, tax accountants, and attorneys, all of whom are focused on how businesses can maximize government incentives for future innovation investment. These experts were able to help hundreds of architecture and engineering clients claim tax credits!

Industrial Equipment Design and Integration
Development of Proof of Concept/Prototype development iterations
Quality Improvement Activities
Changes to comply with ISOs: Updates to PRs, process qualification/validation
Developing and Modifying “New Product and/or Process” components utilizing CAD modeling to improve quality, efficiency, or safety
Evaluating different design alternatives, including sustainable and environmental design
Developing unique and energy-efficient designs
The §179D Tax Deduction provides commercial building owners and designers of buildings owned by public entities and designers of tax-exempt entities the opportunity to claim a tax deduction for installing qualifying energy-efficient buildings.
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.

Heather Kelley, Director and Co-Founder Keon Research