In an effort to increase Solar Energy use in the U.S, the EPA & Department of Energy offers tax credits to individuals with solar-powered systems. Solar power emits zero pollutants into the environment. It reduces use the need for coal and other fossil fuels, thereby reducing your carbon footprint. There is no negative impact on energy output by switching from traditional electricity to Solar Energy; in fact, most users experience a surplus in power by making the decision to Go Solar. With all of these benefits in mind, the government runs the Energy Star Program to encourage Americans to pursue natural alternatives to coal and fossil fuels.
Individuals MUST install a Solar Panel System in their home or commercial business before the end of 2023 in order to be eligible for the Energy Star Tax Rebate.
⭐ THIS IS NOT A TAX DEDUCTION, IT’S BETTER! ⭐
⭐ THIS IS A FULL STRAIGHT-LINE REDUCTION OF WHAT YOU OWE! ⭐
As a credit, you will take the amount directly off of your tax payment, rather than as a deduction from your taxable income. You can claim the credit for your primary residence, a vacation home, and for either an existing structure or new construction. Other than the cost of the system, there is not limit to the dollar amount.
STATE, LOCAL & UTILITY DISTRICT TAX DEDUCTIONS, REBATES & MORE
In many states, the Federal Rebates are a smaller part of the savings than the state, local and utility district/MUD incentives.
Our local representatives are dealing with your county and utility districts every single day. To get exact details on your local incentives and rebates, start by completing the form on this website for your free personalized consultation. Your information will go right to the closest agent so you don’t need to deal with national call centers that don’t have the information you need.
The information on this website is a starting place for research only. We are not tax professionals and this does not constitute legal or financial advice. If you are uncertain, please check with a tax professional first!
