Sun_Dried_Toad
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I have not found an answer, for this year (2022) tax law yet.Hi SDT, It sounds like you are where I am at. I assume that you are referring to the federal tax credit. I have an existing grid-tie that I have had in service for about 9 years and I am looking to add panels, SCC and hybrid inverter w/ battery. Did you ever get more details on what can be eligible for tax credits?
Regards,
my tax guy is good (I think?) but he is new to filing solar credits.
my wife sold her business this April, so our taxes may simplify. I *might* consider filing our own taxes this year. my boss is a CPA, so I can consult if needed. however, she is not familiar with solar credits either.
I honestly will most likely just file for the credit. I will buy about 13k to 14k worth of expansion supplies. surely they will fall safely under the credit??
from what I read Battery expansion is covered. that will constitute 2/3 to 3/4 of my expense.
this is the fun of dealing with theives... er... uh... I mean United States federal tax law.