planet4ever
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As I said, the problem arises if you try to take both credits (car and charging station) in the same tax year. Do you already have your PIP? Does your tax year start on Jan 1? Then presumably you got your LEAF credit against 2011 taxes, you will get your PIP credit against 2012 taxes, and your EVSE credit against 2013 taxes. You should have no problem unless you run out of non-refundable credits one or more of those years (i.e. you end up paying $0 in taxes for the year).greenleaf said:I bought my Leaf in 2011 and I am currently using Blink. But I am thinking of getting another L2 EVSE this year -- for my Prius Plug-in and as a spare, if the tax credit checks out. Does this make any difference as to whether I can get the credit? I'm deeply in AMT land.
But the EVSE credit is small potatoes compared with the others. 30% of your out of pocket costs might be - what - maybe $300 to 600?
Ray