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Renewable Energy Update October 2008

Federal Tax Credits for Renewable Energy
Rath | Young Update, October 3, 2008
Washington, DC

Included in the financial system bailout bill (H.R. 1424) enacted last week are several important tax provisions affecting the renewable energy industry.  Most importantly, the law extends for two years the placement-in-service deadline for most facility types to be eligible for the renewable electricity production tax credit under section 45.  The extension is one year for wind and refined coal facilities.  The new law also extends the 30% investment tax credit for certain energy projects for 8 years and adds a new 10% investment tax credit for certain combined heat and power projects.

Our October 2008 Renewable Energy Update describes and explains some of the energy tax provisions of most interest to the renewable energy industry.  To read this Update, please click on the link below (please note that this Update was prepared before the President signed the bill into law as P.L. 110-343).

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