Tax Credit

Federal Solar Tax Credit (ITC)

Get 30% Back on Your Solar Investment

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💸 Let solar pay you back with federal incentives.

Going solar in doesn’t just help lower your electric bills—it also comes with a valuable federal incentive. The Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) allows eligible homeowners to deduct 30% of the total cost of their solar system from their federal tax bill.

This applies to systems installed on residential properties across U.S, including New Jersey, Massachusetts, California, and Texas and covers costs such as equipment, labor, permitting, and even battery storage if installed as part of your solar setup.

What Is the Solar Tax Credit?

Deduct 30% of your total solar installation cost from your federal taxes
Applies to systems installed between now and 2032 (steps down after that)
Covers panels, inverters, wiring, labor, and eligible battery systems

Whether you’re in a city, suburb or downtown, this federal program helps bring solar within reach.

✅ Who’s Eligible?

You must own your solar energy system (not lease it)

The system must be installed on a U.S. residence you own

You must have sufficient federal tax liability to benefit from the credit

Homeowners who meet these criteria can typically take full advantage of the credit. As always, we recommend speaking with a licensed tax advisor for personalized guidance.

How Do I Claim the Credit?

After your system is installed and activated:

Keep documentation and receipts provided by your installer
File IRS Form 5695 when submitting your tax return
Use the credit to reduce your federal taxes owed