One good strategy to reduce your tax burden is to contribute a retirement plan either at work or on your own through an individual retirement account (IRA). If you invest in a Roth retirement account, your contributions won't be deductible but you won't have to pay tax on disbursements you take in retirement. A contribution to a traditional retirement account will be deductible in most instances but distributions from it in retirement are taxable.
The solar battery system purchased as an improvement to your home may entitle you to a residential clean energy credit of up to 30% of the cost of the equipment. You can learn more about that in this IRS article:
Residential Clean Energy Credit
I'm not authorized to give investment advice, so maybe someone else can comment on investment strategies for you.
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