Spring, the time of the year when the temperatures start warming up and energy costs start rising. All homeowners will have to replace an HVAC system, windows, a roof, or insulate at some point. Whether you are performing these upgrades for a more energy efficient home or need to do a routine replacement, there are tax credits out there that can make the cost of certain repairs easier to stomach.
The current Federal Tax Credits for Consumer Energy Efficiency program is set to expire at the end of 2010. A homeowner can receive up to $1500 in tax credits for the purchase of a new energy efficient product. So, if you have already done some work or are planning to do some work on your home, click here to see what tax credit for which you may be eligible.
The current Federal Tax Credits for Consumer Energy Efficiency program is set to expire at the end of 2010. A homeowner can receive up to $1500 in tax credits for the purchase of a new energy efficient product. So, if you have already done some work or are planning to do some work on your home, click here to see what tax credit for which you may be eligible.
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