Energy credit for electrical panel replacement

[fcparma19]

I might suggest clarifying this. If you are submitting specifically for a circuit panel credit, then yes, you would have to provide a QMID (which you won't get because no companies have them yet). But, if you are submitting only for a heat pump, the TurboTax form requires that you fill in the QMID for a circuit panel even if you aren't submitting for that credit. In the paper form, you could simply skip over that section.

[MarilynG1]

You could use the same QMID for the enabling property as the main property with a $0 cost if you didn't install it.  As long as it's a valid QMID, it won't be rejected.  The IRS efile computer is not matching codes to specific property.

@fcparma19 

[fcparma19]

Ultimately I did a version of this but the dollar required at least a $1 value.

[Actor95]

Apparently Navien QMID is M6G5

[JohnB5677]

You can use this tool to look up QMID's.

                 Find Qualified Manufacturer ID codes for IRS Form 5695.

If you do a search it'll confirm the Navien QMID is M6G5

The Qualified Manufacturer IDentification Number is required for filing the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit 

• It's a 4-digit number.
• To find the QMID:
  • Check the paperwork provided with your equipment for a "Manufacturer Certification Statement".
  • It may be listed on the invoice provided by your contractor. 
  • The code may be listed on the Manufacturers website. 
  • You can also check   Find Qualified Manufacturer ID codes for IRS Form 5695.
  • If you can't find the code, contact the manufacturer directly.

@gcav @Actor95