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Tax Credits

A tax credit is an amount that can be directly deducted from the total taxes owed by a taxpayer. It reduces the overall tax liability, providing savings that are dollar-for-dollar.

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You must make and pay for the upgrades to then receive the tax credits for the items or project. This might be an impediment for homeowners who do not have

Examples of tax credits for transitioning from gas to electricity:

Home Tax Credits

If you plan to make energy efficiency upgrades to the heating, cooling, and power of your home you can claim tax credits that will help you. 

Air Conditioner (Non-Heat Pump)

Heat Pump Clothes Dryer

Electric Stove or Oven

Heating Equipment (Non-Heat Pump)

Heat Pump for Heating and Cooling

Hot Water Boiler

Induction Cooktop

Energy-Saving Smart Technology

Heat Pump Water Heater

Water Heater (Non-Heat Pump)

Wood & Pellet Stove/Boiler

Battery Storage

Electric Panel or Circuit Upgrade

Electric Vehicle Home Chargers

Exterior Doors

Duct Sealing

Fuel Cells

Insulation and Air Sealing Materials

Sky Lights

Solar Panels

Ventilation System

Windows

Wind Turbines

Electrical Wiring


Electric Vehicle Tax Credits

You may be able to receive tax credits for new and used electric vehicles as well as home vehicle charging installation.

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The Inflation Reduction Act

Residential federal income tax credits are available for energy efficiency home improvements

Commercial federal income tax credits are available for energy efficiency upgrades in commercial buildingsInformation developed in California about IRA rebates

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