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Eikr
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We recently installed a heat pump. We normally get a Fed’s refund. Will there be a line for heat pump installation on the federal form, and if so can that be added to our federal tax refund?

 
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We recently installed a heat pump. We normally get a Fed’s refund. Will there be a line for heat pump installation on the federal form, and if so can that be added to our federal tax refund?

marctu
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We recently installed a heat pump. We normally get a Fed’s refund. Will there be a line for heat pump installation on the federal form, and if so can that be added to our federal tax refund?

Most of this information comes from here:  Air Source Heat Pumps Tax Credit 

 

This credit is effective for products purchased and installed between January 1, 2023, and December 31, 2032.   Heat pumps are either ducted or non-ducted (mini-splits).  Eligibility depends on whether you live in the north or south. 

 

If the system is ducted the eligibility is as follows;

 

South: All heat pumps that have earned the ENERGY STAR label

North: Heat pumps designated as ENERGY STAR Cold Climate that have an EER2 ≥ 10

 

For the ductless look at the map on the page.


To find this in Turbo Tax follow these steps found here: How do I add or remove Form 5695? 

Thank you for the question @Eikr 

 

All the best,

 

Marc T.

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