Get Energy Tax Credit - Up to $1,500

It is the tax season. You are all set to file your tax return. Are you getting energy tax credit from the federal government? The government is giving energy credits for using energy efficient products for improvements in home or remodeling in home. The credit rate has increased from 10 percent to 30 percent. Many home owners are taking advantage of this credit increase.

Mr. Obama wants to cut country's dependency on foreign oil. To promote the use of energy efficient products in home, the government is giving these energy credits to homeowners. This year many homeowners are getting credit of $1,500 for installing energy-efficient windows, doors, roofing, insulation, furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps. The good news is that it has been extended for 8 years, means you will get the credit for another 8 years.

To eligible for the credit certain criteria should be fulfilled. The home owner had installed energy efficient products in 2008 and will remain for about 3 years, they will get the credit. You can get detail information by visiting the below website. If you bought a hybrid gasoline-electric car, you are eligible for credit too. You may be planning to install eco-friendly products in your home in 2009. You will get your credit next year. Using energy efficient products in your home not only get you tax credit but your electricity bill will be reduced too. You are helping to save the planet from global warming. These credits are not the only way to reduce your energy costs. You can reduce your energy cost by making little changes to your routine and around your home.

To find out your eligibility and how much your energy tax credit will be, go to http://www.solargadgetsinfo.com/energy-tax-credit.html

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L Vyas is an advocate of the application of alternative energy, Environment Care, Green Earth, Renewable Energy and Solar Gadgets. This article is copyrighted, all rights reserved, and it may be used only if kept entirely intact with the author's name and URL.

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