[RE-wrenches] Fed tax credit?
Dave Click
daveclick at fsec.ucf.edu
Thu May 17 06:38:12 PDT 2012
It's my understanding that shingles would not be included, just as you
can't build a house and then claim that it's a 5kW PV rack, for an
$80,000 tax credit. The act of installing PV doesn't necessarily require
that the shingles be replaced.
Electrical panel work may be OK if, say, you're putting a 30A PV breaker
in a 100A panel-- the addition of the PV likely requires a change to the
panel to remain code compliant. Similarly, if code requires you to
upgrade the service for your interconnection to be legal, then I would
say that that change is eligible for that ITC.
On 2012/5/17 0:46, Alex Cozine wrote:
> To add to the question, what about electrical panel work, or even
> service upgrade?
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> On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 5:17 PM, Jesse Dahl <dahlsolar at gmail.com
> <mailto:dahlsolar at gmail.com>> wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> I remember someone asking something kind of similar before, but
> couldn't find it in the archives. Can replacing the shingles be
> considered when calculating the total cost of a PV system for
> Federal tax credit?
>
> Thanks as always!
>
> Jesse
>
> Sent from my iPad!!!
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