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25c tax credit

zepfan
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Does anyone know if a heat pump or air conditioner needs to be energy star rated in order for the customer to qualify for a 25 c tax credit, which is part of the inflation reduction act? I know it has to have a minimum efficiency level, however I am finding that most stocked equipment does not have the energy star rating. Thanks to all.
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the requirements are listed here, they link to a searchable directory as well, but it is not complete for the heat pumps. It just needs to meet the highest CEE tier for your region
https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/frequently-asked-questions-about-energy-efficient-home-improvements-and-residential-clean-energy-property-credits-energy-efficient-home-improvement-credit-qualifying-expenditures-and-credit-amount
Link to the CEE electric HVAC sheet
https://cee1.my.site.com/s/resources?id=a0V2R00000sUQbyUAG
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