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The Affordable Connectivity Program, which subsidizes my monthly internet bill, is about to end. What are my options for...More |
Washington News
In IR-2024-137 the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) encouraged taxpayers to make updates to their home to qualify for home energy credits. The credits were significantly expanded by the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.
Most of the credits apply to homeowners, but renters may also be eligible for some credits. The credits are generally in two main categories. There are credits for energy-efficient improvements to your home after January 1, 2023. Other credits apply to improvements such as solar panels, wind turbines or battery storage.
Home Energy Improvements — Qualified home improvements made after January 1, 2023, may produce a 30% credit, with a maximum amount of $3,200. These improvements include qualified doors, efficient windows and skylights. Upgraded insulation and efficient water heaters, furnaces and heat pumps may also qualify. The maximum credit per year is $1,200 for...More |
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Personal Planner
Joe and June started Children's Clothing Company 30 years ago. They are now both age 65 and are interested in retiring....More |
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