Can the 2023 residential clean energy property credit be carried back against 2022 income taxes owing (since it is non-refundable)?

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Can the 2023 residential clean energy property credit be carried back against 2022 income taxes owing (since it is non-refundable)?

No. The Residential Clean Energy can be carried forward until fully used or the credit expires which is currently set to happen in 2034. If cannot be carried backwards.

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Can the 2023 residential clean energy property credit be carried back against 2022 income taxes owing (since it is non-refundable)?

No, but you can carry it forward.

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