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2019 IRS Form 8936
- Thread starter JSWE
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Ofcourse. Its only an issue if you get audited. If that actually happened, you would just show them the receipt. Most ppl wont even have a receipt. At the end of the day, its $200 or whatever it is, they have bigger issues than ppl trying to scam EV charger credits.
I don't have my receipt.
I vaguely remember it was about $600.
Same here, only my situation is that I bought the NEMA-1450 from Tesla and paid my landlord (retired electrician) to install the circuit breaker ($400). So I'm not sure if I even qualify for the 8911 Credit
OH! I forgot that I bought my NEMA 14-50 adapter plug from Tesla and receptacle from Amazon. I think that was another $100 ($35 + ~$75) wonder if I can add that in too.... I could dig up receipts for those...
They're talking about charge equipment... I would assume if a HPWC would count (which as far as I know, it does), than the adapter is required to make a NEMA 14-50 work with the car, so if I can take the credit on the NEMA 14-50 since it was written up as "car charging" by my electrician than you probably should be able to include the adapter. I assume if you bought a wired mobile connector you could write that off just like the HPWC...
You only get ~$10/adapter though, and you might have to explain something if you get hit with an audit and show you wrote off four different adapters and only had one type of plug in your garage (say you used the others for when traveling, etc). But I think I'm going to try to bundle everything that honestly was required to plug my Tesla in at home at level 2 (in my case, the 14-50 charging adapter, the Hubbell 14-50 receptacle [which i purchased for my electrician] and the actual material and labor cost my electrician billed me). I think I'll exclude all the sales tax on those since I believe it's all tax exempt in Washington state, but I didn't realize that until after the fact, and it's honestly not worth ~$50 for me to contact my electrician and explain it to him and get a refund.
buttnutt
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If I e-file do I need to send or upload any documents like MVPA or registration? I thought I read that somewhere but can’t find it now.
no. You just need the VIN number for form 8936. But keep a copy of your MVPA in case you’re audited. That’s the only time you’d need it.
how do you get to the complete list of things under Deductions and Credits?
I cannot view it.
So, for whatever reason, when I enter in all my information for my model 3, purchased 10/2 and placed in service 12/21, it shows a credit of $0.... WHY? (both on turbotax and taxslayer)
Anyone else have this issue? Are they bouncing my VIN off of a database and showing it was not placed in service before the new year? I am confused.
Anyone else have this issue? Are they bouncing my VIN off of a database and showing it was not placed in service before the new year? I am confused.
