Hochstedler Energy Systems, Inc.: Tax credits or rebates

The American Recovery and Revitalization Act of 2009 provides homeowners a significant tax incentive to make improvements to the overall energy efficiency of their homes, including insulation.
For insulation to qualify, its primary purpose must be to insulate. (example: vapor retarders are covered, siding does not qualify.) It must meet 2009 IECC & Amendments.
Check with your tax professional for more information.
Or visit www.energystar.gov

	Do "Energy Star" certified products meet the requirements for these tax credits?
	Because there are different equipment definitions and product tiers used by the "Energy Star" program, note that most "Energy Star" products do meet the criteria for these tax credits, but not all of them... [ read more ]

	What other types of energy efficiency improvements qualify for the tax credits?
	Homeowners may be able to qualify for the tax credits if they make qualified improvements to windows and doors, storm windows and storm doors; roofing including metal and asphalt roofs; and insulation.... [ read more ]

	Who do I contact if I have questions about the Federal tax credit?
	Please contact your accountant or tax professional. We are not responsible for the information provided. We are just passing along the information provided to us.

	Can a small business that installs residential equipment in a commercial setting claim the credit?
	No. The tax credit may only be claimed by taxpayers on their personal income taxes for improvements to their primary residence.