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The energy efficient vehicle tax credit form is estimated to be available on 01/25/2019. See this TurboTax support FAQ for IRS forms availability - https://ttlc.intuit.com/questions/1908854-irs-forms-availability-table-for-turbotax-individual-perso...
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I've been toying with the idea of getting an EV soon. For the heck of it, I put in that I paid 28k for a Leaf in 12/2018 just to see what the numbers would be. Now I'm not finished entering everything yet, but my current tax liability in the program is 4700 dollars (after 2 child credits, etc), meaning I should not qualify for anything near a full credit. I was thinking of leasing my upcoming EV because of this! Anyway I put in that I bought a 28000 EV, and it has 4 wheels, and it comes back with "congratulations you qualify for a $7500 credit!" and my refund proceeds to increase not 4700 but almost the full $7500...... So if you hover over the refund amount up top, it briefly (you have to keep moving your mouse over the refund area to get this to pop up since it disappears quickly) says my total (federal??) tax payments went up 2800 dollars (coincidentally 10% of my phantom purchase price, and my state sales tax is 6% BTW) and my tax owed went from 4750 to 240, meaning my refund went up not 4750, not 7500, but 7310. Does this strike anyone else as....odd??? Thanks!
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