Is the electric vehicle renewal charge in Washington state deductible?

[maglib]

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/5975739

There is no income tax in Washington State.... There are green incentives though.

If you’ve purchased or leased a new passenger car, light duty truck, and medium duty passenger vehicle since July 1, 2016, you may be exempt from state motor vehicle sales and use taxes.   

Expiration:

Tax exemption expires July 1, 2019 or when the total number of qualifying vehicles titled in Washington on or after July 15, 2015, reaches 7,500 vehicles.

Fine print:

• Your vehicle must be powered exclusively by clean alternative fuels, or a plug-in hybrid capable of traveling at least 30 miles using only battery power.
• Your vehicle must be on the list of qualifying vehicles as determined by DOL.
• The exemptions apply up to $32,000 of a vehicle’s:
  • selling price or
  • the total lease payments made or
  • if the original lessee purchases the leased vehicle before the exemptions expire, the total lease payments made plus the selling price of the leased vehicle.

https://www.afdc.energy.gov/laws/state_summary?state=WA  a link to alternative fuel vehicles programs in Washington

[jon28]

That doesn't answer the question, the question is asking if electric vehicle registration fee/tax charged in Washington state is tax deductible and then you state that there is no income tax in Washington state. Of course not, the question is whether the Washington state tax is federally deductible. 

Then you go off on tangent describing a sales tax credit that is long since expired (it expired well before 2019 because the 7,500 car limit that you mention had been hit long before).

And who marked your reply as the 'best' answer? Just ridiculous.