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Posted by Alan on October 19, 2009, 6:31 pm
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KucaRiga wrote:
> The "golf cart" dealer claims that these glorified golf-carts, called
> Neighborhood Electric Vehicles, qualify for the electric vehicle
> credit up to $7500 depending on the model if purchased before
> 12/31/09.
> Questions: 1. Is this legit?
> 2. Does the vehicle actually have to be registered
> & lisenced for street use or merely be eligable to be lisenced?
> 3. Does the state & local sales tax paid for the
> vehicle also qualify for the car sales tax credit?
>
> Thanks for your insight. This all seems to good to be true.
>
> Lorie
>
NEVs may qualify for the credit. The manufacturer has to certify
that the vehicle's primary use is on public streets, roads and
highways. In addition, the manufacture must certify that it is
not primarily for use off road such as a golf cart. The amount of
credit varies based on battery power. IRS Guidance was published
as Notice 2009-54 for vehicles purchased after 12/31/08 and
placed in service in 2009. Notice 2009-58 has the guidance for
vehicles purchased after 2009. The credit phases out. See the
notice for details.
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-09-54.pdf http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-09-58.pdf
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