It's not too late to get an EPAct Tax Deduction for 2008 projects!

Were you involved in a large lighting project in 2008? If so, that project may still qualify for a significant tax deduction thanks to the Energy Policy Act of 2005. Any lighting upgrade job that was completed in the last year potentially qualifies for the deduction. Because the EPAct certification does not need to happen at installation, any project put into service in 2008 can still qualify for the deduction.

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Rebate programs revised for 2009

2008 was a great year for energy efficiency programs. Utilities from across the nation are reporting the success of their energy efficiency efforts last year. Efficiency programs have saved nearly 50 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions from entering the atmosphere.

With almost $2 billion in rebates available, you're missing out if you aren't taking advantage of these programs.

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How you may qualify for an EPAct Tax Deduction

End users aren't the only ones who can benefit from EPAct tax deductions. When lighting jobs are done in government buildings, the IRS allows the party responsible for specifying or designing the efficient lighting system to claim the deduction.

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Spotlight on Massachusetts

Massachusetts is one of the states in the country where rebates really thrive. In fact, 88% of the state is covered by incentives that apply to commercial lighting. Most rebates in Massachusetts are very attractive for customers looking to upgrade to energy efficient lighting solutions.

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