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The
American Recovery and Reinvestment Tax Act
of 2009
The
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of
2009 signed on February 17, 2009, by President
Obama has made significant changes to homeowner
tax credits for qualifying energy efficient
systems placed in service between January
1, 2009 – December 31, 2010. Homeowners
may be able to claim 30% of the installed
cost in tax credits up to a maximum of $1,500
for energy efficient home improvements. Energy
Efficiency Requirements for Tax Rebate:
Product Type - Air Source Heat Pumps (Electric
Heat Pumps)
>> EER 12.5 or greater
>> SEER 15 or greater
>> HSPF 8.5 or greater
Tax
credits for home improvement guidelines:
>> Must be "placed in service"
from January 1, 2009 through December 31,
2010
>> Must be for taxpayer's principal
residence
>> $1,500 is the maximum total amount
that can be claimed for all products placed
in service in 2009 & 2010 for most home
improvements, EXCEPT for geothermal heat pumps,
solar water heaters, solar panels, fuel cells,
and windmills which are not subject to this
cap, and are in effect through 2016
>> Must have a Manufacturer Certification
Statement to qualify
>> For record keeping, save your receipts
and the Manufacturer Certification Statement
that will come with the package.
>> Improvements made in 2009 will be
claimed on your 2009 taxes (filed by April
15, 2010) — use IRS Tax Form 5695 (2009
version) — it will be available late
2009 or early 2010. Note: Some homeowner income
guidelines may apply. Please consult your
tax advisor for eligibility requirements.
To see example 2008 IRS form Click
Here
Equipment Classification: CEE Tier
2
Here is an
example of Savings: If a consumer purchases
the split AC system for $3,530, which includes
equipment, materials, electrical and labor
installation costs, then:
Cost
Estimation - AC System = $2,180, Materials
and Labor** = $1,350, Total installed price:
$3,530
$3,530
x 0.30 (30%) = $1,059 in tax credits! While
$441 still available to be applied to other
home improvements.
** Depends on local codes and requirements
and are an estimate for example purposes.
| Below
Single Zones Qualify For
30% Federal Tax Credits |
SHINCO
9000 BTU SEER
18.2
- Starts At $749 CLICK
HERE |
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MULTI
ZONE
LG - YOU
CAN BUY OUTDOOR UNIT AND INDOOR UNIT
SEPARATELY - SCROLL BELOW FOR PRODUCTS |
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ENERGY
STAR - Inverter/Low
Ambient DUAL ZONE Outdoor Unit
(Capacity 18000 btu) LMU185HV
- $1285-
Click
Here (matching
indoor units below) |
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ENERGY
STAR - Inverter/Low
Ambient DUAL/TRI ZONE Outdoor Unit
(Capacity 24000 btu) LMU245HV
- $1595
- Click
Here (matching
indoor units below) |
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Inverter/Low
Ambient DUAL, TRI & QUAD ZONE
Outdoor Unit (Capacity 36000
btu) LMU365HV -
$1975 - Click
Here (matching
indoor units below) |
| SINGLE
ZONE
9000 BTU AC & Heat Pump
SANYO
Model#
09KHS71 16
SEER And Inverter
Your Price: $1149.99
MSRP:
$2500
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Currently
Sanyo has TWO
kinds of products that qualify for Tax
Credits. First one is the single
zone (on the left) and below
is the dual zone
that qualifies for tax credit
as well. You can make your own combination
7.5K + 9k for example.
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INDOOR UNITS - COOL ONLY |
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OUTDOOR UNITS - COOL ONLY |
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Max
19,700 BTU COOL - CM1972
- CAN CONNECT 2-3 INDOOR UNITS Example:
connect three 7,500 btu units or two
9000 btus - Click
Here 2090.00
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