Parker Poe Consulting partners with real estate developers, manufacturers, and other clients to capitalize on federal, state, and local tax credits and incentives. Our practice is led by Richard Few, who has decades of experience — first as a lawyer and now as a consultant — advising clients on their tax and investment needs in order to move projects forward and maximize the return on their investments.
With a focus in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia, we guide clients through every stage of their tax credit and incentive needs, including:
Qualification & Structuring
- Identifying eligibility across federal, state, and local programs.
- Guiding clients through qualification, application, and approval processes.
- Advising on optimal investment structures to maximize credit value.
- Evaluating financial tradeoffs between new development and redevelopment.
Property Rehabilitation
We offer particularly strong experience in securing and managing:
- Federal and state historic rehabilitation tax credits
- Textile mill credits
- Abandoned building credits
Integrated Site Selection & Incentives Strategy
Working closely with Parker Poe Consulting’s Location Solutions Team, we:
- Incorporate tax credit opportunities into broader site evaluations.
- Analyze how incentives affect long-term project economics.
- Help clients identify the most advantageous geographic, labor, and financial environments in which to invest.
Collaboration on Legal Services
Working closely with the Parker Poe law firm, we:
- Coordinate the legal components of tax credit transactions when projects require formal legal opinions or entity structuring.
- Ensure clients receive seamless support where consulting and legal strategy intersect.
- Streamline timelines and reduce friction by aligning consulting insights with legal guidance across complex credit and incentive projects.
Compliance & Long-Term Support
- Managing ongoing reporting and compliance requirements.
- Monitoring performance metrics tied to negotiated incentive agreements.
- Providing continuity from project planning through post‑announcement operations and investor exit.