Notice: The tax credit for residential installations expired on December 31, 2025. The tax credit for commercial installations will expire on December 31, 2026
While the federal tax credit for residential installations ended on December 31, 2025, the financial and energy benefits of solar have never been stronger. Energy prices and demand continue to rise, while the grid grows older and less reliable each day. As AI technology drives unprecedented energy demand, solar paired with battery storage stands out as the smartest way to help you stay ahead, providing affordable, dependable energy and protection from rising utility rates and power outages.
It’s not about missing out; it’s about having choices, making smart investments, and moving forward with confidence.
The solar tax credit is exactly that—a credit applied to your federal tax liability. How much you benefit depends on your individual tax situation. Because this varies from person to person, the best way to determine how it applies to you is by consulting your personal tax advisor or CPA.
A common myth is that the government or IRS will automatically send you a check for 30% of your solar system’s cost. This is false. Any solar company that claims you will receive a 30% refund on your investment no matter what should be considered a red flag and dishonest practice.
To benefit from this incentive, you must include the necessary information when filing your taxes. If you don’t report your solar installation, you won’t ever see this incentive.
At Stitt Solar, we are committed to providing honest, expert guidance so you can make informed decisions about solar energy. If you have questions, we’re here to help!
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