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I would bet USS isn’t coming back that soon. Just my pure speculation with no hard info, except Tesla’s history and track record. Just like the people speculating USS is coming back minus the history and track record.
You sure about that? It's not a refundable credit, so you have to have the $7,500 in tax liability. I suppose 90% of Americans would get at least a portion of that back, but not the whole thing.
You sure about that? It's not a refundable credit, so you have to have the $7,500 in tax liability. I suppose 90% of Americans would get at least a portion of that back, but not the whole thing.
Single with $69,500 income with the standard deduction would have a tax owed/liability of $7,550 and married with $94,000 income with standard deduction would have a tax owed/liability of $7,516. I would expect that most people looking to buy a $47,500+ vehicle would be above those income levels. There are likely a lot more people above the $150,000 single and $300,000 married income limits that are buying EVs that won't be able to take advantage of the the tax credit.
You sure about that? It's not a refundable credit, so you have to have the $7,500 in tax liability. I suppose 90% of Americans would get at least a portion of that back, but not the whole thing.