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HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM | FEBRUARY 10, 2025 23 FOCUS | ACCOUNTING To claim WOTC, employers must file IRS Form 8850 and supporting documentation within specific dead- lines. Integrating WOTC screening into the hiring process can help manufacturers seamlessly access these savings. Energy credits As federal energy policies shift, manufacturers can still find valu- able opportunities at the state and local levels. In Connecticut, organizations like the Connecticut Green Bank and local utility providers offer programs that support renewable energy adoption and energy efficiency improvements. These may include rebates for energy-efficient upgrades and incen- tives for renewable energy projects. Manufacturers can decrease oper- ational costs by taking advantage of these programs. Brenden Healy, CPA, is a partner at Whittlesey, one of New England's largest regional accounting firms. CALLING ALL 2025 NOMINATIONS! Recognizing Outstanding Achievements in Family-Owned Businesses NOMINATE TODAY! SUBMISSION DEADLINE: MARCH 14 HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM CLICK ON THE EVENTS TAB SCAN THE QR CODE OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE PRESENTING SPONSOR SUPPORTING SPONSOR

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