The new energy tax credit appears to apply only to the cost of the
materials, like new sliding doors with energy efficient glass, but not
to any of the installation costs. That limit that can be appied to
the 2009 is 30% of the material costs, up to a total of $1500. Am I
correct in my uinderstanding?.

"hr(bob) " wrote in message
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The new energy tax credit appears to apply only to the cost of the
materials, like new sliding doors with energy efficient glass, but not
to any of the installation costs. That limit that can be appied to
the 2009 is 30% of the material costs, up to a total of $1500. Am I
correct in my uinderstanding?.


Depends on your location...what country your in? Province?...State? You
could perhaps let the group know that first then ask again... Jim

On Dec 8, 10:17*am, "Jim" nospam@wherever wrote:
"hr(bob) " wrote in message

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The new energy tax credit appears to apply only to the cost of the
materials, like new sliding doors with energy efficient glass, but not
to any of the installation costs. *That limit that can be appied to
the 2009 is 30% of the material costs, up to a total of $1500. *Am I
correct in my uinderstanding?.

Depends on your location...what country your in? Province?...State? * You
could perhaps let the group know that first then ask again... Jim

United States, interested in federal tax rules.

On Dec 7, 11:44�pm, "hr(bob) "
wrote:
The new energy tax credit appears to apply only to the cost of the
materials, like new sliding doors with energy efficient glass, but not
to any of the installation costs. �That limit that can be appied to
the 2009 is 30% of the material costs, up to a total of $1500. �Am I
correct in my uinderstanding?.

covers installed price of some stuff like expanding foam insulation

On Dec 8, 9:14*pm, " wrote:
On Dec 7, 11:44 pm, "hr(bob) "
wrote:

The new energy tax credit appears to apply only to the cost of the
materials, like new sliding doors with energy efficient glass, but not
to any of the installation costs. That limit that can be appied to
the 2009 is 30% of the material costs, up to a total of $1500. Am I
correct in my uinderstanding?.

covers installed price of some stuff like expanding foam insulation

I was thinking replacing daughter's sliding patio doors that have
single-pane glass with thermopane doors. There might be a lot of labor
costs if she replaces the entire assembly woth new frame and sliders
or French doors.