IRS Form 5695 - Residential Energy Tax Credits - Step-by-Step Guide

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The residential energy credit is available to taxpayers who make certain types of improvements to their principal residence or a second home.
The credits consist of a Residential Clean Energy Credit (IRC Section 25D) or the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (IRC Section 25C).
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) extended many of the existing energy credits and added new credit improvements. For 2022, the energy efficient credit rules remained largely the same as in 2021 and prior years. Most of the changes under the IRA are effective January 1, 2023.
In this video, I address a common credit situation where a taxpayer installs energy efficient exterior doors and loose-fill insulation.
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[@jakskelington666]

Awesome job explaining this! Saved me a ton and I 100% subscribed. Kudos to you Jason 👍

[@JasonDKnott]

Glad it helped!

[@BrigitteBrodski]

very helpful

[@VideovigilanteUSA]

ill be starting a business based on these rebates

[@notapplicable-zn9us]

Form 5695, Part II (25D) Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit, formerly known as The Nonbusiness Energy Property Credit, is “not for newly constructed home; even if the improvement is installed after you have moved into the home.” Is there any way for a homeowner to claim the Part II solar credit for a newly constructed house?

[@Test-vr3kf]

Thanks so much for this. So I purchased a 3 ton 16 SEER A/C in 2022. It's not geothermal. It's electric though. Would it count in part two of the form. Also my neighbor purchased dark solar screens. Do those count for anything? Thanks

[@user-zi6mh9qe2d]

Hi. Thanks for your video. Wondering if you could help me. We bought 2 heat pumps in 2021, and we received a $300 credit on our tax return. Because we had 2 heat pumps installed in our home, were we supposed to get two sets of credits? $300 credit per heat pump for a total of $600 in tax credits? Not sure if we need to amend our tax return if that's the case and if it's worth it. Thank you for any help.