What Is the 30% Federal Solar Tax Credit?
The Investment Tax Credit (ITC) under the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 lets you claim 30% of your total solar installation cost as a direct credit against your federal income tax liability. On a $20,000 system, that's $6,000 back. The credit applies to panels, inverters, battery storage, and installation labor.
What Does "In-House CPA" Mean for Solar Customers?
Most solar companies hand you a tax form and wish you luck. Our in-house CPA team reviews your total energy investment including roofing improvements, battery storage, and duct sealing to identify every eligible deduction. We also review your Utah state incentives alongside federal credits.
What Is Energy Brokerage?
Energy brokerage means we analyze your current utility rate plan and identify whether a different Rocky Mountain Power rate schedule would reduce your bills independent of solar. Many Utah homes are on suboptimal rate structures simply because no one has reviewed them. We review your last 12 months of bills as part of the free audit.
Are There Additional Utah Solar Incentives Beyond the Federal Credit?
Utah offers a state solar tax credit (currently 25% of system cost up to $1,600 per year) in addition to the federal 30% credit. Rocky Mountain Power's net metering program also offsets future bills with excess solar production credits. Our CPA ensures you're capturing all applicable incentives.