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Residential Energy Property Credit
4. December 2009 by admin.
Residential Energy Property Credit for Air Conditioning and Heating, Insulation, Exterior Windows….it’s n/a for 2008, yes for 09 and 2010 IF it meets certain criteria….not just any replacement ac qualifies……must be energy efficient and be manufacturers certified….(new requirement and frankly it’s about time—there was too much unknown to the accoutants who had to research and research and never really get a clear answer as to whether this particular A/C unit met the criteria).30% of cost, max. $1500.
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