If you are using the desktop program, make sure the update has applied and step back through the interview for energy credits section in TurboTax. And let us know if the MFS credit is still different from the MFJ credit. @jrh4850
There are 2 different residential energy credits available, depending on what type of heat pump you installed.
The Residential Energy Efficient Product (RCE) credit, this credit is available for qualified equipment placed in homes before 2035, including:
- Solar electric equipment
- Solar water heating equipment
- Fuel cell equipment (principal residence only and limited to $500 per 0.5 kilowatt)
- Small wind energy equipment
- Geothermal heat pump equipment
- Battery storage technology equipment (beginning in 2023)
Under a different $2,000 per year limit, the (EEHIC) credit covers the equipment cost and installation of new energy-intensive appliances like heat pumps and heat pump water heaters, biomass stoves and boilers.
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