"About 1.25 million households received $6.34 billion, or an average of $5,084 each, in #taxcredits for #cleanenergy projects, such as rooftop #solar and #batterystorage, according to the #Treasury. The information marks the first glimpse at how the #InflationReductionAct is affecting #energyefficiency and clean energy tax credit usage since the credits were expanded under the 2022 law, Treasury said. The number of families benefiting from energy efficiency and clean energy tax credits increased almost one-third compared with the 2021 tax year, before the IRA took effect, and the total value of the credits claimed increased by almost two-thirds, the department said..." https://lnkd.in/gZjKWt3x
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Via Utility Dive: " US households claim $8.4B in efficiency, clean energy tax credits for 2023: Treasury: The total includes $2.1 billion in energy efficiency tax credits, an amount the Treasury Department said it expects will grow as more returns are processed. " #Energy #Utility #Utilities
US households claim $8.4B in efficiency, clean energy tax credits for 2023: Treasury
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Treasury released data on IRA’s expanded energy efficiency and clean energy tax credits earlier this week for the 2023 tax year. - 2.34 million U.S. households garnered nearly $2.1 billion in residential energy efficiency tax credits last year, an average of $882 per household. - 1.25 million households received $6.34 billion, or an average of $5,084 each, in tax credits for clean energy projects, such as rooftop solar and battery storage. - The number of families benefiting from energy efficiency and clean energy tax credits increased almost one-third compared with the 2021 tax year. - Treasury expects the claims for 2023 will grow as more income tax returns are filed and processed, #taxcredits #energyefficiency #cleanenergy #solar #batterystorage #energytransition #inflationreductionact #renewableenergy
US households claim $8.4B in efficiency, clean energy tax credits for 2023: Treasury
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Tax Tip Thursday: The U.S. Treasury Department has just released proposed guidance that could significantly impact the growth of clean electricity initiatives. The Treasury released a notice of proposed rulemaking and notice of public hearing for section 45Y and section 48E clean energy tax credits. These credits were established through the Inflation Reduction Act. These credits aim to incentivize clean energy production. Read more about the guidance. #taxtip #sustainability #cleanenergy
Proposed guidance released for construction projects eligible for clean energy tax credits
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New proposed guidance on the clean electricity investment tax credit 48E! https://lnkd.in/eAbyGTxP #IRS #proposedguidance #treasury #cleanenergy #greenenergy #IRS #taxcompliance #IRA #inflationreductionact
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Solar Energy Credits: Consider tax credits for installing solar energy systems to power your home or business. AskMrTaxes.ca how to pay less. #DollarTaxClub #MrTaxes #SmallBusinessTaxes #CorporateTaxServices #Compliance #InsurancePolicy #LifeInsurance #MrInsurance #MaximizeSavings #BritishColumbia #Alberta #Ontario #TAXES #TAXTIP #WEALTH #Tax #accountant #CPA #finance #financetip #taxtip #wealth #TaxReturn
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If you make qualified energy-efficient improvements to your home after Jan. 1, 2023, you may qualify for a tax credit up to $3,200. You can claim the credit for improvements made through 2032. https://loom.ly/3zv_-Y8 #taxcredit #energy
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If you make qualified energy-efficient improvements to your home after Jan. 1, 2023, you may qualify for a tax credit up to $3,200. You can claim the credit for improvements made through 2032. https://loom.ly/3zv_-Y8 #taxcredit #energy
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Federal income tax credits are available through 2032 providing up to $3,200 annually to lower the cost of energy efficient home upgrades by up to 30 percent. Learn more in the article below and give us a call to find out who we can help improve your home’s efficiency.
Tax Credits for Your Home
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Homeowners and renters…you could qualify for a valuable tax credit if you use renewable energy! Learn more about the benefits of residential clean energy tax credits, which the Inflation Reduction Act has modified and extended. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dFQQvfjZ For the latest updates on topics that impact your business, make sure to follow KLR.
Unlock Tax Savings with the Residential Energy Credit
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Solar Energy Credits: Consider tax credits for installing solar energy systems to power your home or business. AskMrTaxes.ca how to pay less. #DollarTaxClub #MrTaxes #SmallBusinessTaxes #CorporateTaxServices #Compliance #InsurancePolicy #LifeInsurance #MrInsurance #MaximizeSavings #BritishColumbia #Alberta #Ontario #TAXES #TAXTIP #WEALTH #Tax #accountant #CPA #finance #financetip #taxtip #wealth #TaxReturn
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