Yes, this can be normal depending on your personal tax situation. Not everyone qualifies for the full credit. If it is saying your credit is $59 for Home Improvement Energy Efficient Credit, it is likely because you only have a $59 tax liability. This credit is a nonrefundable credit. A nonrefundable credit is not able to be fully used when you have no tax liability or less liability than your credit. Look at line 16 on your 1040, then also look at line 24. If the amount on line 16 is less than $1,200, then you would not be eligible for the full credit. If you have other credits, that may also reduce the tax liability, this may also reduce the amount of the credit you receive. Then look at line 24. If this line is $0, then your credit was limited by your tax liability. This would be the most likely reason your credit is only $59 instead of $1,200.
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