• Home
  • About Us
  • Subscribe
  • Advertise
  • Sign In
  • Create Account
  • Sign Out
  • My Account
  • News
    • Latest News
    • Real Estate & Construction
    • Q&A
    • Business Profiles
    • Networking
    • Public Record
    • Opinion
      • Our View
    • Energy
    • Health Care
    • Hanford
    • Education & Training
  • Real Estate & Construction
    • Latest News
    • Top Properties
    • Building Permits
    • Building Tri-Cities
  • Special Publications
    • Book of Lists
    • Best Places to Work
    • People of Influence
    • Young Professionals
    • Hanford
    • Energy
    • Focus: Agriculture + Viticulture
    • Focus: Construction + Real Estate
  • E-Edition
  • Calendar
    • Calendar
    • Submit an Event
  • Journal Events
    • Senior Times Expo
    • Young Professionals
      • Sponsor Young Professionals
    • Best Places to Work
      • Sponsor BPTW
    • People of Influence
      • Sponsor People of Influence
    • Tri-Cities Workforce Forum
      • Sponsor TC Workforce Forum
  • Senior Times
    • About Senior Times
    • Read Senior Times Stories
    • Senior Times Expo
    • Obituaries and Death Notices
Home » Time is running out to claim federal energy tax credits

Time is running out to claim federal energy tax credits

EV-cars
Courtesy Washington Department of Commerce
August 25, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

Thinking about making some energy efficiency improvements for your home or considering buying a new or used electric car? You may need to act fast to take advantage of a slew of energy tax credits that are expiring. 

House Resolution 1, better known as the One Big Beautiful Bill, expedited the expiration dates for eight different energy tax credits ahead of when they were originally set to sunset, according to the Internal Revenue Service. 

Three credits for new or previously owned clean energy vehicles will no longer be available for any vehicle purchased after Sept. 30. 

An energy efficient home improvement and residential clean energy credits will not be provided for any property where that work is completed after Dec. 31. 

The remaining three credits are related to new residential and commercial energy efficiency, as well as installation of alternative energy fueling facilities. 

The IRS has published an FAQ document online to help taxpayers navigate the recent changes. 

    Latest News Real Estate & Construction Auto & RV Industry Energy Environment Taxes
    KEYWORDS August 2025
    • Related Articles

      Nonprofits face headwinds but remain committed to their mission

      Senator rallies support to protect Tri-City interests

      National chamber releases small business guide to Big Beautiful Bill

    • Related Products

      TCJB One Year Print and Online

      TCJB Two Year Print and Online

      TCJB Three Year Print and Online

    Job staff
    TCAJOB Staff

    Connell farm to be featured on ‘Ask This Old House’

    More from this author
    Free Email Updates

    Daily and Monthly News

    Sign up now!

    Featured Poll

    In the next 6 months, do you anticipate the number of employees at your company will:

    Popular Articles

    • Habit
      By TCAJOB Staff

      National burger chain coming to Columbia Center shopping district

    • 234
      By TCAJOB Staff

      Legacy clothing retailer closing Columbia Center mall location

    • Pascocourthouse file scaled
      By TCAJOB Staff

      Franklin County to host Trump administration officials

    • Redinger
      By TCAJOB Staff

      Richland schools superintendent announces retirement

    • Fries lambweston
      By Ty Beaver

      More leadership changes at Lamb Weston

    • News Content
      • Latest news
      • Real Estate & Construction
      • Public records
      • Special publications
      • Senior Times
    • Customer Service
      • Our Readers
      • Subscriptions
      • Advertise
      • Editorial calendar
      • Media Kit
    • Connect With Us
      • Submit news
      • Submit an event
      • E-newsletters
      • E-Edition
      • Contact
    • Learn More
      • About Us
      • Our Events
      • FAQs
      • Privacy Policy
      • Spokane Journal of Business

    Mailing Address: 8656 W. Gage Blvd., Ste. C303  Kennewick, WA 99336 USA

    MCM_Horiz.png

    All content copyright © 2025 Mid-Columbia Media Inc. All rights reserved.
    No reproduction, transmission or display is permitted without the written permissions of Mid-Columbia Media Inc.

    Design, CMS, Hosting & Web Development :: ePublishing