Home Energy Efficiency Improvement Tax Credit
- Stimulus incentives to improve home energy efficiency
- 30% federal tax credit for certain upgrades made in 2009-2010
- Eligible upgrades may include windows, roofs, furnaces, and more
- Renewable energy improvements may qualify for a 30% tax credit
- The stimulus law provides significant tax incentives
- You can increase the value of your home
- Qualified upgrades must meet certain energy efficiency standards
- Certain renewable energy upgrades may help you save even more
- Upgrade the energy efficiency of your primary residence
- Tax credits for qualified improvements up to $1,500 for 2009–2010
- Renewable energy improvements include solar panels and more
- There is no dollar limit for the renewable energy tax credit
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 | Click here to see pages 208-210 of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act section concerning the Non-Business Energy Property Tax Credit. See pages 205-207 to read about the Residential Energy Efficient Property Tax Credit. |
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