Energy Guide

Guide to receive your tax credit.
Background
On October 3rd, 2008, President George W. Bush signed, into law, the Emergency Stabilization Act followed by President Barack
Obama signing, into law, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) on February 17th, 2009.
The combined eect of these two laws provides a 30% Tax Credit on both the purchase and installation of qualifying products in
renewable technologies such as; Solar Electric Property, Residential Solar Water Heating, Qualified small wind energy and qualified
Geothermal Heat pump energy as well as others.
Under these laws VELUX Solar Powered Fresh Air Skylights as well as VELUX Solar Powered Blinds qualify under “Solar
Electric Property” expenditures when purchased and installed from January 1, 2009 through December 31st, 2016. This tax credit
is a direct debit of the taxpayers total tax liability. (For more information please visit www.veluxusa.com/taxcredits)
What do I need to do?
Keep your receipts for total price paid (invoice from contractor for product and installation)
of the qualifying VELUX products.
Attach receipts to a completed the Manufacturers Certification Statement
1
and keep for your
records (on the reverse side).
Fill out the IRS Residential Energy Ecient Property Credit tax form 5695 (under “Qualified solar electric property cost)
Submit it with your taxes. Enter this tax credit o of form 5695 on your IRS tax form 10402 (tax forms can be found at www.irs.gov).
1
IRS Notice 2009-41 suggests the taxpayer is not required to attach this certification statement to their tax return. However, the taxpayer should retain this certification statement as part
of their tax records.
2
As in all tax matters, the taxpayer is advised to consult their tax professional. VELUX America, Inc. assumes no liability regarding the homeowner’s ability to obtain tax credits.
When the product is installed:
When it is tax time:
Eligible for a
30%
Federal tax credit
Receive an average of
850* on product and
installation with federal
tax credit eligibility.

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