| Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency |
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This tax credit expires on December 31, 2010. Installation costs are included. |
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Corn Stove Tax Credit Information |
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- 30% tax credit up to $1500 maximum
- A Corn Stove must have a Thermal Efficiency Rating of at least 75%
- Can be used to heat your home or hot water
- Costs include labor
- Must be installed in your primary residency
- Does not include new construction
- Must be installed and ready to use between the dates of January 1, 2009 and December 31, 2010
- You will need to file a newer version of IRS Form 5695 with the IRS at tax time
- You will need a receipt for the work done
- You will need a Manufacturer Certification Statement confirming the efficiency rating
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Notes: |
| Most corn stoves have not been tested or graded for thermal efficiency, so most manufacturers are currently arranging for said tests. |
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