With tax season coming up, we are getting inquiries about how the federal
tax credit works.
My reading on what little info the IRS has is that the 30% credit can be
taken only on your actual out of pocket expenses - that is, full cost of the
system minus any other rebates, incentive, or
Wrenches,
I installed a Magnum 4048AE inverter a couple months ago. It has a SEARCH
problem dealing with the 5 or 6 circuits that have GFCI receptacles. When
the CB's for these circuits are on, if you set the search mode at 30 watts
or less the inverter stays on all the time. If you set it at
Wrenches,Just an FYI.
I just had a chat with someone at the National Roofing Contractors Assoc. and
they made me aware of this report they just
released.http://www.nrca.net/rp/pubstore/details.aspx?c=12id=526
Apparently this report concludes that PV arrays being installed on a homes'
roof
The original code citation here was directed toward large rooftop unit
(RTU) air conditioners and other large equipment that can not be
disconnected without extensive cost and disruption to the building
occupants during re-roofing. Hopefully this helps someone in case they
have this imposed as
This may help, from a SEIA webinar in September. To answer your
question: It depends. (sorry!) See pages 13-15.
http://www.seia.org/galleries/pdf/SEIA%20Tax%20Basis%20Webinar%209%2024%2009%20%5BCompatibility%20Mode%5D.pdf
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Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] 2009
http://www.rules.house.gov/111/AmndmentsSubmitted/hr2454/cardoza173_hr2454_111.pdf
Back in June, I found this amendment to the Waxman-Markey Cap and Trade
bill- limiting solar permit costs for residential at $500 and
noncommercial at 1% of the project cost, up to $10k. Noncompliance with
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