Inflation Reduction Act
On August 16, 2022, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), legislation designed in large part to lower consumer energy costs and provide economic incentives to reduce the human impact on climate change, became law. Among other provisions, the new law provides multiple tax incentives for taxpayers to:
- Make energy efficient home improvements
- Purchase electric vehicles
- Afford health insurance coverage
This course addresses the provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act most likely to be of interest to tax preparers. In so doing, it examines the tax credits available for energy-efficient home improvements, for purchase of new and used electric vehicles, for electric car charging and natural gas powered car fueling devices, and clean energy generation. In addition, it discusses the expanded health insurance premium tax credits and the extension of the limitation of noncorporate taxpayer excess business losses.
Course Learning Objectives
After completing this course, students should be able to:
- Calculate the tax credits available for taxpayers’ energy-efficient home improvements
- Describe the tax credits available for the purchase of electric vehicles
- Recognize the requirements and tax rules applicable to electric vehicle tax credits
- Identify rules and limitations applicable to the qualified refueling property credit
- List the clean energy and efficiency incentives
- Apply the rules applicable to the expanded health insurance premium tax credit
- Recognize the limitation of noncorporate taxpayer excess business losses
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Audience | All Certified Public Accountants (CPAs), Enrolled Agents (EAs), Other Tax Return Preparers (OTRPs) |
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$19.99
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The Author
Paul Winn is a former insurance company senior executive and CEO of a registered investment adviser corporation. A published book author and creator of 100+ continuing education courses for tax, insurance and investment professionals.