Blog Editor and Contributor: Leigh Cole.  I am a shareholder and director of Dinse, Knapp & McAndrew, PC, a regional law firm in Burlington, VT.  With a national immigration law practice, I could live and work anywhere. I grew up in Vermont, but now I choose to live here for the same reasons other businesses and professionals choose Vermont - quality of life, beauty, safety, serenity, and a healthy economy to make it all possible.

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Friday
Oct232009

As Winter Approaches Think Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency

David R. Gurtman, Esq.

Not only is winter quickly approaching but so is tax season and people are talking about tax credits for energy efficiency.  I thought it would be worthwhile to highlight some of the state, federal and even local energy efficiency and weatherization tax incentives that are out there for readers.  First up is a pretty simple one.  It is a federal tax credit of up to $1,500 for homeowners who install energy efficient products in their home.  While this can involve a substantial weatherization project like new windows or insulation, it can also be used for something as simple as purchasing an energy efficient storm door or hot water heater.  Read the full post.... 

DateFriday, October 23, 2009 at 05:56PM
Author Leigh Cole | Comments Off |