Indiana Energy Saving Tax Credit: Corporate

Energy Savings Tax Credit (Corporate)

Incentive Type: Corporate Tax Credit

Eligible Efficiency Technologies:
Water Heaters, Furnaces, Air conditioners, Programmable Thermostats

Applicable Sectors:
Commercial, Residential

Amount:
20% of qualified expenditures

Maximum Incentive:
$100 per taxable year

Carryover Provisions: Carryover not permitted

Equipment/Installation Requirements:
Equipment must be Energy Star qualified

Authority 1:
Ind. Code § 6-3.1-31.5

Date Enacted:
05/04/2007

Effective Date:
01/01/2009

Expiration Date:
12/31/2010

Source DSIRE Database

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