Federal Energy Tax Credits for the United States are available for many types of home improvements. These tax credits can really help offset the initial investment of some of the larger Energy Efficient home improvement projects you may be considering.
~Home must be in the United States. ~Home must be the taxpayer's primary residence. ~The home improvement must meet or exceed the International Energy Conservation Code.
Check with your Accountant and Contractor
If you are planning an Energy Efficient Home Improvement, you don't want to miss out on possible credits and incentives for your energy saving projects! These credits and taxes, however, can be tricky and you don't want to get in trouble with the IRS, especially if you are requesting multiple incentives for one project, which is absolutely possible. If in doubt at all, consult a tax professional.
It's a good idea to research these possible credits and incentives before you start your project. That way, you know what's available and can plan accordingly.