Federal EV Charger
Tax Credit — Up to $1,000
The Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit (Section 30C) covers 30% of your EV charger equipment and installation costs — up to $1,000 for residential installations. Stack it with your ComEd rebate for maximum savings.
30%
Credit Amount
of equipment + installation costs
$1,000
Residential Cap
maximum per residence
$100,000
Commercial Cap
per property location
Eligibility Requirements
How to Claim the Federal 30C Credit
Book Your Consultation
Book with Infinity EV. We'll confirm your equipment qualifies for the 30C credit.
Receive Your Invoice
After installation, Infinity EV provides a detailed invoice showing equipment costs and installation costs separately — exactly what the IRS requires.
File IRS Form 8911
At tax time, complete IRS Form 8911 (Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit) and attach it to your federal return. Your tax preparer can handle this.
Receive Your Credit
The credit reduces your federal tax liability dollar-for-dollar. If your credit exceeds your tax liability, the unused portion carries forward.
Disclaimer: Tax credit information is provided for general guidance only. Consult a qualified tax professional for advice specific to your situation. Tax laws may change.
Maximize Your EV Charger Savings
Stack the federal credit with your ComEd rebate. Infinity EV provides all documentation you need.
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