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NEEP: IRA Tax Credits – New Homes
Overview
Download an info sheet explaining the two new IRA tax credits for new homes.
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The Inflation Reduction Act provides two credits (45L and 25D) for efficiency and clean energy upgrades in newly constructed homes.
- Tax credit 45L, New Energy Efficient Home Credit, subsidizes energy-efficient homes and targets developers.
- Tax credit 25D, Residential Clean Energy Credit, allows homeowners to deduct part of the cost of installing renewable and efficient technologies.
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