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JONI9611
Level 3
02-29-2024
02:18 PM
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Confirming. Energy efficient baseboard electric heat is not eligible for residential energy credit.
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TaxGuyBill
Level 15
02-29-2024
06:46 PM
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How is it energy efficient?
Unless it uses a heat pump, I'm not aware of how electric heat could be energy efficient.
qbteachmt
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03-01-2024
04:47 PM
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This is where I remind us Energy Star and Tax Credits are not the same bar for qualification. The baseboard units might qualify for rebates from an energy provider, for a State, but that's not what is used by the IRS, for nearly all products.
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