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Manufacturer Rebates
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Tax Credits As part of the provisions in the Energy Policy Act 2005, homeowners are entitled to claim tax credits on use of a few energy saving items. They include the use of energy saving windows, doors, roofing, furnace and boiler, water heater and air conditioner. As energy becomes scarcer by the day, it is essential to conserve as much energy as possible. The government, by way of giving tax credits, also encourages using alternate sources of energy. Using energy efficient air conditioning systems is one of the items that qualify for tax credit. Individuals who install this type of air conditioner are eligible for a tax credit of 30% of the total purchase, or $1500.00. The Utility rebate is up to $300.00. Even if you save just $10 a month on average by way of electricity bills it comes to $120 for a year. Add to that the utility rebate of $300, your net saving is $420. This amount should be good enough to prod a homeowner into buying an energy efficient air-conditioner. Very efficient central air conditioners qualify for the tax credit if they meet the following criteria:
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