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Navigating Electric Vehicle Tax Credits: What You Need to Know

Understanding EV Tax Credits

Acorrding to EVCO, For Americans thinking about getting an electric car, knowing about EV tax credits is really important. These tax credits help reduce how much money you owe in taxes to the government. In 2024, there’s a new option where you can use your tax credit to lower the price of the car when you buy it from certain dealerships. But understanding how these tax credits work can be tricky, so it’s a good idea to talk to someone who knows about taxes, like a tax professional.

In Colorado, if you pay taxes there, you can get a state tax credit of up to $5,000 when you buy or lease a new electric car. But there are some rules, like the car can’t cost more than $80,000. If the car’s price is under $35,000, you might also qualify for an extra $2,500. The federal government also gives tax credits of up to $7,500 for certain electric cars, depending on things like how much you owe in federal taxes and where the car is made.

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Qualifying for the Federal EV Tax Credit: Understanding the Rules

To get the full federal tax credit, the car has to meet certain rules. For example, it has to be made with materials from the U.S. or countries that have special agreements with the U.S. Also, a big part of the car’s battery has to be put together in North America. Understanding these rules is important if you want to make sure you qualify for the tax credit. You can also check a list from the U.S. Department of Energy to see which cars are eligible for the tax credit.

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