Tax credit ends December 31, 2010
In these challenging economic times, homeowners are looking to pinch pennies wherever they can. With fuel prices going through the roof, homeowners often evaluate their energy usage and come to the conclusion that replacing old and energy-inefficient appliances would make a significant impact on their monthly energy bills. Of course, the homeowners then face the daunting purchase price of new, energy-efficient appliances. Fortunately, the government has stepped in and offers tax credits for the purchase of Energy Star appliances.
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Even without the tax credit, most Energy Star appliances will save the consumer enough money over the life of the product to make up for the purchase price. But the tax credits which are currently available increase this savings even more. There are various Energy Star rebate programs in place, which vary by state, so make sure to research the specifics of your particular product carefully before making a purchase. Click here for your state's rebate information.
Even without the tax credit, most Energy Star appliances will save the consumer enough money over the life of the product to make up for the purchase price. But the tax credits which are currently available increase this savings even more. There are various Energy Star rebate programs in place, which vary by state, so make sure to research the specifics of your particular product carefully before making a purchase. Click here for your state's rebate information.
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Tax credit onlt last till December 31st so hurry and contact Schwenn Serrvices today!
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In order to receive your tax credit, you will need to claim the credit on your 2010 income taxes. Make sure to save your purchase receipt as well as the Manufacturer's Certification Statement (that certifies the product for Energy Star status).
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