Tax Credits and Rebates
Take Advantage of the Inflation Reduction Act
From making home weatherization and efficiency upgrades, to installing new electric appliances, to purchasing an electric vehicle or rooftop solar system – learn how the Inflation Reduction Act will help cover the costs and save you money each month on your bills.
Learn more about the White House's Inflation Reduction Act by visiting the Clean Energy for All page at the official whitehouse.gov site.
Tax Credits and Rebates
Home Energy Audit
It's important to know how your home uses energy. Before making any efficiency upgrades consider an energy audit.
A home energy auditor will:
- analyze your utility bills to determine your energy consumption
- conduct interior, exterior, health, and safety inspections of your home
- assess your electrical system
- inspect appliances
- conduct a blower door test
When all this is done, they will provide you with your personalized energy report including suggestions for making your home more energy efficient.
The Inflation Reduction Act can get you up to $150 off the cost of your audit when you file your 2023 taxes. See page 107 of the Inflation Reduction Act Guidebook.
Tax Credits and Rebates
Appliances
The Inflation Reduction Act provides rebates that can cover up to 100% of the costs of new electric heat pump clothes dryers, electric stoves, cooktops, ranges, and ovens, depending on household eligibility.
Learn more at the whitehouse.gov Clean Energy site.
Tax Credits and Rebates
Heat Pumps
A heat pump provides both heating and cooling for homes, as a super-efficient alternative to furnaces and air conditioners. Installing a heat pump can save a family hundreds of dollars each year on energy bills. The Inflation Reduction Act includes tax credits and rebates that can cover up to 100% of the costs, depending on household eligibility.
Learn more about heat pump eligibility and rebates at whitehouse.gov.
Tax Credits and Rebates
Electric Vehicles
The Inflation Reduction Act will help more families never pay at the pump again, with tax credits up to $7,500 for new electric vehicles and $4,000 for used electric vehicles – saving families an average of $950 a year on fuel costs. Learn which vehicles qualify for the 2023 electric vehicle tax credit in 2023.
Note: this list is based on information provided by vehicle manufacturers and will continue to be updated through 2023.
For more information on the Inflation Reduction Act's rebates regarding Electric Vehicles, see the EV section of the Clean Energy for All page on whitehouse.gov
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Tax Credits and Rebates
Heat Pump Water Heaters
Support is available to install heat pump water heaters, which can be two to three times more energy efficient than conventional water heaters. The Inflation Reduction Act includes tax credits and rebates that can cover up to 100% of the costs, depending on household eligibility.
Tax Credits and Rebates
Rooftop Solar
The Inflation Reduction Act will help more Americans harness the sun’s energy to power their homes with clean electricity and save big on utility bills. Tax credits are available now to cover up to 30% of the installation costs – and this federal credit can be paired with additional incentives available in many states. The average family will save $300 per year, or $9,000 over the life of the system.
Tax Credits and Rebates
Insulation and Air Sealing
Save on a range of home improvements that reduce energy leakage – keeping homes warmer in the winter, cooler in the summer, and saving money on utility bills. Insulation material can lower heating and cooling costs by up to 20%, and air sealing (like caulking and weather-stripping) save energy and improve air quality by keeping moisture out. In addition to supporting the upgrades themselves, the Inflation Reduction Act can also cover the costs of home energy audits so that an inspector can identify the best improvement options.
Tax Credits and Rebates
Weatherized Windows & Doors
Save on a range of home improvements that reduce energy leakage – keeping homes warmer in the winter, cooler in the summer, and saving money on utility bills. Windows can be responsible for 25-30% of heating and cooling energy use, and doors can leak significant amounts of energy as well. In addition to supporting upgrades of exterior windows and doors, the Inflation Reduction Act can also cover the costs of home energy audits so that an inspector can identify the best improvement options.
Inflation Reduction Act Guidebook
Find out more about which tax rebates and incentives you are eligible for.
What You Can Do
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Take Action and Save!
You've reviewed all of the amazing rebates and tax credits available and now you're ready to take action, right? Great! Here are some more resources to help you weatherize your home, install solar panels, and more!
