Roger,
Thanks for your reply. A bit of a circular discussion. I spoke with Velux, and as mentioned, they have dropped out of the tax benefit program. So there is no QMID available. Yes, they meet energy efficiency standards, but that goes nowhere except to mention it somewhere on the tax form as justification. And hope not to get audited. The earlier suggestion, to put a "dummy" QMID code (e.g., A1B2) may be cleared through the Turbo Tax program, because anything is put in the entry box, but again it may lead to a letter from the government about it.
Again, it may all depend upon the probability of the government calling it out, which based upon the current budgetary issues, may be close to zero.
