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Correction on $4,000 Used EV Tax Credit in USA - CleanTechnica

Correction on $4,000 Used EV Tax Credit in USA - CleanTechnica
Source: cleantechnica
Author: @cleantechnica
Published: 8/7/2025

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The article provides a correction regarding the $4,000 used electric vehicle (EV) tax credit in the USA. Initially, the author stated that the tax credit could only be claimed up to the amount of tax liability a buyer had, meaning if a buyer owed less than $4,000 in taxes, they could not receive the full credit. This was based on the IRS guidance that the credit is nonrefundable if not transferred to the dealer. However, feedback from readers and industry insiders clarified that if the tax credit is transferred directly to the dealer at the point of sale, buyers can receive the full $4,000 credit regardless of their tax liability. The dealer must be enrolled in the transferability program to apply the credit immediately as a discount on the vehicle price. This correction is significant for used EV buyers planning to purchase before October, as it means they can negotiate a $4,000 reduction off the vehicle price without needing to owe that amount in taxes. The key takeaway is to ensure

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