Casualty lost deduction & Energy credit

Can a taxpayer that had to replace an AC unit due to a FEMA declared disaster take both a casualty deduction and an energy credit ?

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Not for the same expenditure. If your AC unit cost $5,000 and you take a $1,500 tax credit you could only deduct your net cost of $3,500 as a casualty deduction.

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