The Solar Electric Power Association also weighed in on provisions in HR1424 that will have a positive impact on that form of alternative energy.
According to their press release, the solar investment tax credit provisions in the bill include:
1) Extension for 8 years of the 30% tax credit for both residential and commercial solar installations;
2) Elimination of the $2,000 monetary cap for residential solar electric installations, creating a true 30% tax credit (effective for property placed in service after December 31, 2008);
3) Elimination of the prohibition on utilities from benefiting from the credit;
4) Allowance for Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) filers, both businesses and individuals, to take the credit; and
5) Authorization of $800 million for clean energy bonds for renewable energy generating facilities, including solar.
Solar Tax Credits Also Extended
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10/03/2008
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This could be an inspiring incentive for those who are not still convinced about going green. It was a good idea to highlight the economic implications of the provisions.
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