ProVia triple pane windows can be eligible for tax credits under the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C tax credit) if they meet specific energy efficiency standards. Here's how they qualify:
ENERGY STAR Certification: The windows must meet ENERGY STAR Most Efficient certification requirements, which are more stringent than the standard ENERGY STAR certification. This ensures they provide superior energy efficiency.
Eligible Costs: Homeowners can claim 30% of the cost of qualifying windows, up to a maximum of $600. This does not include labor costs for installation.
Documentation: To claim the tax credit, homeowners must retain the NFRC (National Fenestration Rating Council) label as proof of purchase and keep all purchase receipts. These documents may be required during an audit.
Filing the Tax Credit: Homeowners must file Form 5695 with their tax return to claim the credit.
Annual Limit: There is an annual aggregate limit of $1,200 for all qualified energy-efficient home improvements, including windows and doors.
ProVia's Endure triple pane windows, for example, can qualify for these tax credits if they meet the ENERGY STAR Most Efficient criteria.
Specific ProVia windows that qualify for the tax credit include those that meet the ENERGY STAR Most Efficient certification requirements. Some of the ProVia window models that are highly energy-efficient and eligible for the 25C tax credit include:
Endure Windows: These are mentioned as being highly energy-efficient and eligible for the tax credit.
Aeris Windows: Also listed as qualifying for energy efficiency tax credits.
Aspect Windows: Another model that qualifies for the tax credit.
To ensure eligibility, homeowners should verify that the specific model they choose meets the ENERGY STAR Most Efficient criteria and retain the NFRC label as proof of purchase. Additionally, the home must be located in the United States and be the taxpayer's principal residence to qualify for the credit
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