EXPERT TAX STRATEGIES FOR SOLAR HOMEOWNERS
Maximize city, county, state, and federal incentives
Maximize tax deductions of depreciation, interest, and maintenance
Services
We provide a customizable kit of incentives and tax strategies for solar homeowners that is specific to each city, county, and state, with adjustments for particular tax situations. One option that provides the largest benefit is treating your solar panels as a business for maximum deductions. When it comes to taxes and the IRS, you have to do things right. This package has been vetted and passes IRS scrutiny!
We help with the pain our clients have suffered experiencing one or more of the following:
- Only received 30% or less back on the solar system
- Sales person over-hyped expectations
- No support in tax filing, incentive applications, or getting money back
- Under delivered services
- Bankrupt installer, and now no warranty
- Payment for solar panels is now higher than the original power bill
Use the benefits calculator below to estimate how much we can help you to get back from your solar installation.
Benefits Calculator
ESTIMATED TAX SAVINGS
Tax savings are estimated based on the information provided, and the maximum credits and depreciation allowed per year. Actual tax savings and the timing of savings will vary depending on your final taxes and income available to be deducted. In some instances, the allowed deductions and credits may be carried forward to future years.
ESTIMATED YEARLY SAVINGS
Copyright © 2025 Tactical Rebates, a division of Tactical-Solar Incorporated. All rights reserved. Estimator is a simplified calculator that is sensitive to how accurate the entered values are. It does not constitute professional tax advice or other professional guidance and may change based on additional guidance from the Treasury Department. Consult the U.S. Department of Energy’s Homeowner’s Guide to the Federal Tax Credit for Solar Photovoltaics and other IRS Publications for professional advice and additional information. When an electric utility or other buyer provides cash or another incentive in exchange for renewable energy certificates or other environmental attributes of the electricity generated (either upfront or over time), the payment likely is considered taxable income thereby increasing your gross income.
Application & Pricing
About
Eureka! The pieces came together on how to have the IRS support structuring a homeowner's solar installation as a business where extra power is sold
back to the grid.
On the one hand the IRS said this is income, while on the other hand it is a business with an asset that depreciates and any interest is deductible.
We structure this correctly and properly handle the "fractional use" clause.
Our unique solution is a package that includes all incentive credits, depreciation, and interest deductions.
Our team and partners make this smooth and simple by gathering all the core information and filling out ALL the relevant tax forms EACH
YEAR to append to your tax return.
We simply email you a link to the .PDF forms to download each year to give to your CPA, or if you file yourself then add it to the forms updating
the highlighted fields with the increased deduction amounts.
The vast majority of CPAs, and even TurboTax, don't know how to do this. Use the calculator above to see if this is worth your time and effort.
Team
Ann Stiles |
Sam Clare |
Spencer Roberts |
Steven McKinnon |
Ian Stiles |
Contact
Customer Service: (385) 404-1509
hello@tacticalrebates.com
Tactical Rebates
353 South 100 East
Salem, UT 84653
Tactical Rebates is a BBB Accredited Business
Copyright © 2025 Tactical Rebates, a division of Tactical-Solar Incorporated. All rights reserved.
Benefits Calculator is a simplified calculator and is sensitive to the accuracy of the entered values.
It does not constitute professional tax advice or other professional guidance and may change based on additional guidance from the Treasury
Department.
Consult the U.S. Department of Energy’s Homeowner’s Guide to the Federal Tax Credit for Solar Photovoltaics and other IRS Publications for
professional advice and additional information.
When an electric utility or other buyer provides cash or another incentive in exchange for renewable energy certificates or other environmental
attributes of the electricity generated (either upfront or over time), the payment likely is considered taxable income thereby increasing your gross
income.
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