Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Q: Is it a $1,500 credit in both 2009 and 2010?
A: No. $1,500 is the total credit available to primary residence households for 2009 and 2010.
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The 2009 stimulus bill, "America's Recovery and Reinvestment Act", increased the tax credit for qualifying residential HVAC energy efficiency improvements installed in 2009 and 2010. Subscribe to this blog to keep informed about the latest news and questions about these tax credits. Directly below are the most recent questions asked. Use the Blog Archive at the bottom right to see the first questions raised.
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- Q: When do these new credits go into effect?
- Q: Do installations for new construction and/or c...
- Q: Is it a $1,500 credit in both 2009 and 2010?
- Q: What if a customer claimed the $500 efficiency...
- Q: What about envelope improvements?
- Q: What about solar and geothermal systems?
- Q: What about replacement jobs in which a 95% AFU...
- Q: Do mini-splits qualify for either the air-cond...
- Q: Are programmable thermostats eligible for this...
- Q: If a customer installed a system this year tha...
- Q: What does the homeowner need to do to claim th...
- Q: Are there any other places to find HVAC tax cr...
- Q: Is this a tax credit or tax deduction?
- Geothermal Heat Pumps in New Residential Construct...
- Q: Does the final installed cost qualified HVAC e...
- Q: Did this stimulus bill do anything for commerc...
- Q: Do improvements to manufactured housing qualif...
- Q: Do electric water heaters qualify for the tax ...
- Q: Is this a refundable or non-refundable tax cre...
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