The 5695, residential energy credit should be 30% of the expense for residential windows but not exceed $600. If we paid $12,000 why is the credit only $200?

ahendrickson04 — Tue, 10 Feb 2026 09:13:08 GMT

Re: The 5695, residential energy credit should be 30% of the expense for residential windows but not exceed $600. If we paid $12,000 why is the credit only $200?

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The 5695, residential energy credit should be 30% of the expense for residential windows but not exceed $600. If we paid $12,000 why is the credit only $200?

Re: The 5695, residential energy credit should be 30% of the expense for residential windows but not exceed $600. If we paid $12,000 why is the credit only $200?