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Federal Tax Credits
Federal Tax Credits
The Federal Tax Credit EXPIRED on 12/31/2011
No New Federal Tax Credits have been approved to date for 2012
Homeowners should always consult with a certified tax advisor to ensure that they qualify for any tax credit.
For further savings check out our Government/Manufacturers Rebates information.
Call Modern Service or Anderson Service for a Free System Analysis or complete our online Service Request form.
For Work Completed in 2011
Legislation Regarding Federal Tax Credits
Tax Bill Signed by President – 25c Included
President Obama signed into law on Friday, December 17, 2010, a $858 billion dollar Tax Relief and Benefits package which includes:
Extension of the 25c Tax Credit for one year, which returns it to pre-stimulus levels.
New Tax Bill specifics as they relate to 25c.
- Eligible taxpayers can claim tax credits of up to $500 in 2011.
- All energy efficiency levels stay at the current levels, except for propane, natural gas, or oil furnace or hot water boiler, which will move to 95% AFUE.
- An individual or household lifetime cap of $500 applies, dating back to January 2005. For example, if an individual has claimed the 25c credit since 2005, for any qualifying upgrade up to or over $500, they would be ineligible to claim the tax credit in 2011.
As of January 1, 2011, the new tax credit levels will be:
- $50 for any advanced main air circulating fan
- $150 for any qualified natural gas, propane or oil furnace or hot water boiler.
- $300 for any item of energy-efficient building property (ex: Central Air/ Heat Pumps)
Homeowners should always consult with a certified tax advisor to ensure that they qualify for the tax credit.
For details please visit: US Senate Legislation or Energy Star Tax Credits.
For further savings check out our Government/Manufacturers Rebates information.
Call Modern Service or Anderson Service for a Free System Analysis or complete our online Service Request form.