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    Energy Credits

    Customers brought in an invoice & receipt for some window shades purchased & installed in 2023.
    The receipt says "This item qualifies for the Federal Tax Credit"! "To learn more, visit the Hunter-Douglas website".
    Did this but no help was apparently available.
    Can window shades be used on Form 5695 for an energy credit ?
    Thanks for comments.
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    https://www.hunterdouglas.com/tax-credit

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      #3
      It seems to be for 2024 from Hunter-Douglas web site

      "This Manufacturer’s Certification Statement (“Statement”), effective as of January 1, 2024, identifies those Hunter Douglas “Honeycomb” window covering products that, when purchased with specified
      qualifying fabrics and hardware (operating systems) and used in conjunction with double-pane, clear glass windows, qualify as “Eligible Building Envelope Components” for a Federal Tax Credit for tax year
      2024 as Non-business Energy Property under Internal Revenue Code Section 25C (the “Credit”), as modified, extended and amended by the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (the “Inflation Reduction Act”​

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        #4
        Correction, it seems it is also good for 2023

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