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Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Tax Credit

Discussion in 'Prime Plug-in Charging' started by Red Ruby, Dec 18, 2019.

  1. Red Ruby

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    Hi -

    In 2017 the Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Tax Credit expired. It is extremely likely to be reinstated for 2019 and 2020, as part of tax extenders embedded in the new omnibus appropriations bill. 30% tax credit that applies to EV charging stations / infrastructure.

    Cheers!

    John
     
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    let's hope so!(y)
     
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    Indeed! On further reading (I think on InsideEVs): It looks like this was retroactive for 2018, too. So one could file an amended return to claim.
     
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    Beautiful, prime buyers will be thrilled!
     
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    Fixed it for you.

    Look at the covered dates: 2022 and earlier. As a Prime buyer this month (not a Prius, but the other one), as best I know (and what I financially planned for), I'm S.O.L.
     
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    I already looked, trying to figure out why the new post was made
     
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    The now-expired Toyota Prime tax credit issue has been covered in several other threads. Biden's signature on the Inflation Reduction Act in August 2022 is what changed everything, and wiped out the tax credit for Toyotas, though they were getting very close to the phase-out anyway.

    Though this thread did remind me to file for a state sales tax refund for the L2 EVSE I bought last week, and to check IRS rules for possible federal tax credit for it on next year's filing too.
     
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