Are tax credits avalable on used high eficancy wood gasifacation boilers or does it have to new to earn the credit?
tax credits on used stove?
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Fsappo
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According to the IRS it needs to be a new stove, not used. Some folks on these forums will try to encourage others to go ahead and file using a used stove, based on rumors they've heard. My answer came right from an IRS agent.
Fsappo
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Well, not exactly true. You can download the certificates right from the manufacturers websites if it is a current model stove. The more important issue is that the IRS says used stoves don't qualify, so it is a risk/reward situation for folks who want to break the tax law.
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