Maybe Tesla can submit it with a unique identifier like the RN just to prove it’s not some generic order.
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Charge-Up NJ rebate program Phase 2
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That's what I'm thinking. First step is getting them to reach out to the chargeup people
NJEV-Don
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I looked for the link but I can’t find it. There was a way a few months back to sign up through them and get informed about when the EVSE funding and program were approved. Just keep checking and you’ll find out. It will be posted here for sure.
Oddly enough I just received a response about the $250 charger rebate. Perhaps someone from there is reading this same exact thread!!
I am in same boat..ordered 7/25, EDD is Oct 16- Nov 5I feel like next year's rebate could be very different with the potential federal rebate too. They may decide to put even more restrictions or offer less for each sale since the federal rebate would probably be rather large.
What do I know though.
@mister_two I'm glad to know of another in my same situation. Feels good to not be the only one! Misery loves company and all that. Maybe we'll get lucky and it will get here earlier in October (doubtful)
This is what I found about EV charger incentive:
Right now, for EV chargers installations in NJ, here are the rebates we get right now, please add if i missed any:
1. Federal tax credit of 30% (U.S. federal tax credit gives individuals 30% off a electric vehicle charging station plus installation costs (up to $1,000). Must purchase and install by December 31, 2021, and claim the credit on your federal tax return.)
2. If PSEG, PSEG gives below on eligible chargers (tesla charger not included as they dont share data)
- Up to $1,500 toward the behind the meter installation of a residential Level 2 charger
- Credit on charging during off-peak periods to help lower your bill
$2675 (Federal credit of $925 + ChargeUp credit of $250 + PSEG credit of $1500) when we paid $2250 ($750 charger + $1500 installation), so we can pocket around $425, just for installing EV charger. am i correct?
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Someone already check and received an email saying funding for the in-home EV charging incentive program is unaffected by the FY22 Point-of-Sale program pause.
Sludog
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JerseyShoreMY
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Signed up on that NJ form mid summer and have not received any emails on Charger Rebates yet.
Anyone else?
NJEV-Don
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Nothing yet. It’s not been launched yet.
Sludog
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Could you share how you filled this form?About Form 8911, Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit | Internal Revenue Service
Form 8911 is used to figure a credit for an alternative fuel vehicle refueling property placed in service during the tax year. The credit attributable to depreciable property (refueling property used for business or investment purposes) is treated as a general business credit. Use this form to...www.irs.gov
It appears you need to have some portion of business/investment use of the charging (part II)
Reading the actual form is what makes me disbelieve what others are posting in here. Line 10 would be a negative number.
I get it.
for personal use:
line 1 is your total cost. Ex: 1750
line 2 would be the amount of that used by a business. For personal that is 0.
subtract 2 from 1.
Line 10 would then be 1750
line 11 would be 30% of that: 550
550 is your number.
to get a negative number line 2 would need to be more than line 1
for personal use:
line 1 is your total cost. Ex: 1750
line 2 would be the amount of that used by a business. For personal that is 0.
subtract 2 from 1.
Line 10 would then be 1750
line 11 would be 30% of that: 550
550 is your number.
to get a negative number line 2 would need to be more than line 1
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