
Yes you literally can. You invest capital (physical assets) for tax credits, cash flow, and depreciating assets (something that’s value fades either time), calculate return rates, evaluate tax compliance of projects, draft documents managing investment risk, oversee projects, structure deals, etc. Or, even more simply, help investors fund big projects but using tax credits to make deals profitable for them, turning government tax breaks into money that helps build stuff
That first paragraph literally isn't even explaining tax equity that's just listing off a bunch of random finance words lmao and the second one also isn't explaining tax equity, that's just an over generalization of an advisor would do but it's not explaining tax equity. And then the first and second paragraphs aren't even explaining the same thing lol did you just put this in chat gpt and paste whatever it spit out?
Also literally nothing in here is specific to what tax equity is lol even when you get past that first half of the first paragraph that's just bullshit, the second half has not thing to do with tax equity those those are just transaction processes that apply to literally any transaction
I’m very close with people in the field and that’s how they even describe it lmao. Again there’s more than what you do and since your dumbass refused to elaborate I had to be broad and assume. I’ve decided you are simply inept at communication, hence why you disagree with the post. You’re the person it’s calling out
First of all you're not even in the field which is very obvious because the first half of the first paragraph literally makes no sense like what do you even mean "you invest capital (physical assets)" lol you can't invest a house and a house isn't capital. Second of all, that's not how they explain it bc you don't make sense. And most importantly, what industry do you think I work in to say "I have friends in the industry" because everything you listed off is just generic transaction processes
I'm not inept at communication, I literally said I could explain it if you had 10 minutes and cared to learn but couldn't explain it in a tweet. Tax equity is a niche thing that's only applicable to specific asset classes and it's a financing structure that didn't even exist 20 years ago. The avg person in finance doesn't do tax equity modeling. Even just like definitionally there's a whole slew of vocab words you have to learn to understand what's happening
"There's more than what you do" okay cool the post is literally about my job and what I do and a big part of what I do is tax equity modeling. Idgaf what your friends do lol that has nothing to do with me and you talking about what they do (incorrectly) doesn't mean you know what you're talking about or what I'm talking about. Why are you being annoying lmao