What Every Cleveland and Columbus Homeowner Should Know About The New Replacement Window Tax Credits
Warning! Less Than 20% Of All Windows Qualify!
Get The Facts. Request Our SPECIAL REPORT: Frequently Asked Questions About The 2009 Energy Tax Credits
As part of the recently passed 2009 Federal Stimulus package, homeowners who replace their windows with a qualifying replacement window are eligible for up to $1500 in federal tax credits. The time has never been better to upgrade your home’s cold, drafty windows with energy efficient replacement windows from Larmco Windows.
Homeowners need to be aware, however that less than 20% of all vinyl double hung windows will qualify for this tax credit program! What’s more troubling is that most contractors don’t understand what windows will qualify and are misleading customers! Filing a false or fraudulent tax return with the IRS could cost you valuable cost money and time!
Get the facts! Larmco Windows has prepared a valuable SPECIAL REPORT: Frequently Asked Questions About The 2009 Energy Tax Credits. This informative guide answers the most common questions homeowners have had about the 2009 Energy Tax Credits. Get answers to questions such as:
- What is considered a “qualifying window”?
- Are there other home improvements that qualify for the tax credit?
- What’s the difference between a tax credit and a tax deduction?
- If I’m married, can I claim the tax credit twice? (The answer may surprise you!)
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