Jim Farley breathes a huge sigh of relief!
You qualify for the tax credit for tax year 2022.I purchased a 2023 model and paperwork/delivery occurred on 12/28/22. Do you know if this qualifies and if so I'm assuming for tax year 2022?
Better double check: The IRS form for the FTC requires the date the car is put into service. This has been interpreted to mean the day the car iis registered. In most cases the dealer registers the car on the day paper work is completed.I purchased a 2023 model and paperwork/delivery occurred on 12/28/22. Do you know if this qualifies and if so I'm assuming for tax year 2022?
Actually, it's based on state rules. But in general, the car's ownership changed on 12/28/22, and the car was "put into service" by being driven off the lot by the owner.Better double check: The IRS form for the FTC requires the date the car is put into service. This has been interpreted to mean the day the car iis registered. In most cases the dealer registers the car on the day paper work is completed.
If you take delivery this year, yes, but a delivery after Treasury decision in March could result in a $3,750 credit instead of $7,500.and if I bough the new 2023 I will be eligible for the next year right ?192.168.100.1 192.168.1.1
Because of the battery components and where the batteries are made. Most are coming from other countries right now. Many manufacturers are signing up to build batteries here as we speak.If you take delivery this year, yes, but a delivery after Treasury decision in March could result in a $3,750 credit instead of $7,500.