The 45L Tax Credit

Enjoy up to a $5,000 credit per unit for both single family and multifamily developments.

About the 45L Program

The 45L tax credit is a potent Federal incentive, offering up to $5,000 for each qualifying dwelling unit. Designed to reward the construction of energy-efficient single family homes and multifamily projects, this credit is available to developers, builders, and building owners who construct to lease or sell their residential properties.

What Types of Buildings Qualify?

High-rise multifamily

Low-rise multifamily

Single family homes

Affordable housing

Residential condominiums

Manufactured homes

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Advantages of the 45L Program

The Inflation Reduction Act brings promising enhancements:

Tax Credit Increase

Enjoy up to $5,000 credit per dwelling unit for both single-family and multi-family developments.

Expanded Eligibility

Residential projects of all elevations are now eligible for the credit.

Expertise

Qualification for the credit is now determined through ENERGYSTAR and Zero Energy Ready Home certification (ZERH).

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