Energy Tax Credit for HVAC

2011 energy tax credits for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) must be placed in your existing home and is your principal home. The energy tax credit for HVAC does not apply to new construction or rental homes.

If you purchased new HVAC products for your home and would like to claim your energy tax credit for HVAC you should use online tax software. 
TurboTax Online  will take your information and put it right onto the correct tax forms for you! Claiming the energy tax credits needs form 5695 attached to form 1040 or 1040NR.

The HVAC energy tax credit is worth 10% of costs up to $500 or a specific amount from $50 to $300. The energy tax credit for HVAC expires on December 31, 2011.

The HVAC Energy Tax Credits Include:

  • Advanced Main Air Circulating Fan
  • Air Source Heat Pumps
  • Central Air Conditioning
  • Gas, Propane, or Oil Hot Water Boiler
  • Natural Gas, Propane or Oil Furnace
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Energy Tax Credit for HVAC 2011
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You must remember to purchase qualified products for the energy tax credit for HVAC. Not all ENERGY STAR products automatically qualify. The best way to find tax credit eligible products is to ask your HVAC contractor to provide the manufacturer certification statement. You can also visit the manufacturer's web site.

Visit TurboTax Online today to claim all of your 2011 energy tax credits. You are guaranteed to have your tax forms forms filled out correctly and have the biggest tax refund possible or least tax owed.

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