Taft Tax attorney Holland King will co-present “Legislation, Litigation, and Leverage: The 2026 Federal Tax Credits Update” at the Institute for Professionals in Taxation’s 2026 Credits and Incentives Symposium on Nov. 3 in Colorado Springs. This session will provide an update on legislative, regulatory, and judicial developments affecting the tax credits and incentives landscape. Topics include lapsed extenders, pending legislation, recent court decisions involving research and development (R&D) tax credits and the Employee Retention Credit, among others.

This symposium is an educational and networking event that brings together tax credits and incentives professionals to discuss emerging trends and legislative and regulatory developments affecting the industry.

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King is a seasoned tax attorney with extensive experience in tax credit compliance, litigation, and advisory services across federal and state jurisdictions. He has represented a diverse clientele, including corporations, pass-through entities, and individuals, before the IRS and state taxing authorities. In his tax credit practice, King advises developers, project sponsors, investors, and purchasers on tax equity, transferable tax credits, and historic tax credit transactions. He helps clients structure and monetize federal and state credits as part of project capital stacks, with particular experience in Section 48E clean electricity investment credits, Section 45X advanced manufacturing credits, Section 6418 credit transfers, partnership-flip structures, and federal and state historic rehabilitation tax credits.