Discussion:Commercial tax credit
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| I have a client that received a rebate from a local utility related to the installation of a commercial solar system. Do the utility rebates reduce basis ( and therefore reduce the 30% credit), or are the rebates taxable as ordinary income? | |
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You must have a really large client to have an entire solar system installed. How many planets does it have? | |
