Sentences with phrase «while federal tax incentives»

A number of states, including Duke's home base of North Carolina, are considering repealing their renewable portfolio standards or cutting back on state tax credits, while federal tax incentives for wind and solar are set to expire in the coming years as well.

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While states can and should continue to create facilities options for their charter schools, a new federal tax incentive has the potential to lighten that load for hundreds, even thousands, of charter schools across the country.

The Smart Fortwo ED coupe starts at $ 24,550 before any state and federal tax EV incentives, while the Cabrio we drove starts at $ 28,850.

While in the story it has the correct $ 7,500 in federal tax incentives.

The advantages of installing solar panels in Illinois is the net metering law and the federal solar tax credit of 30 % and almost certainly in the near future an SREC program, all these incentives should be used now while they're still around!

It should be noted that while all solar systems in the US can qualify for federal incentive programs like the Investment Tax Credit, you're more likely to get more incentive opportunities, like net - metering — allowing you to sell power back to the utility — with a grid - connected system than with an off - grid electric system, since most incentives are offered through utilities.

1) The starting price for a Toyota Prius is $ 24,200, while the starting price for a Tesla Model S is $ 71,070 before incentives, $ 63,570 after the federal tax credit, and $ 61,070 in California after the state rebate.

Download NAEYC's federal and state agendas to learn more about how NAEYC thinks we can get there, taking steps to provide federal fundingthat supports families in need; build a strong early education workforce; and support smart tax incentives that help families and drive quality, while promoting both equity and excellence.

One analysis, provided by Evan M. Liddiard, senior federal tax policy representative for the National Association of Realtors, maintains that if you raise the standard deduction dramatically, «itemized deductions become less relevant» and previously valuable and distinctive «tax incentives [for] home ownership evaporate even while taxes are not necessarily being reduced.»