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Discussion: Model Y General Waiting room for orders placed After January 2023
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I read in another article that it is already in the "public comment" phase that ends on 28th Feb. My delivery is in March but I am trying my best to get a delivery this Month. $3750 is a lot of moneyNobody really knows when it will be or what the guidance will look like compared to what is written in the bill, save for maybe a few staff at the IRS. Almost every article I can find seems to interpret the expected change as going into effect in March, yet this article from Forbes, which is the most thorough I've seen and was clearly written by a person who actually read and understood the IRS white paper, seems to indicate that because of the disruptive nature of the proposed guidance, they expect a 60-day comment period after the guidance is released before anything goes into effect. No guarantee that this person is right, but I think as a corporate tax professional and former law clerk, she makes a compelling argument that there probably won't be any effective change until late spring or early summer. Still, it's a gamble.
A Closer Look At Forthcoming Tax Guidance On Electric Vehicle Credits
Marie Sapirie analyzes the December 2022 white paper released by Treasury and the IRS, which offers a preview of proposed section 30D guidance regarding qualification for electric vehicle credits.www.forbes.com
Even when it does change, remember that the change is $3750, not the full $7500.
I think it's more likely there will be a 30-60 day period, especially since they highlighted EV adoption during State of the Union just a couple days ago.Nobody really knows when it will be or what the guidance will look like compared to what is written in the bill, save for maybe a few staff at the IRS. Almost every article I can find seems to interpret the expected change as going into effect in March, yet this article from Forbes, which is the most thorough I've seen and was clearly written by a person who actually read and understood the IRS white paper, seems to indicate that because of the disruptive nature of the proposed guidance, they expect a 60-day comment period after the guidance is released before anything goes into effect. No guarantee that this person is right, but I think as a corporate tax professional and former law clerk, she makes a compelling argument that there probably won't be any effective change until late spring or early summer. Still, it's a gamble.
A Closer Look At Forthcoming Tax Guidance On Electric Vehicle Credits
Marie Sapirie analyzes the December 2022 white paper released by Treasury and the IRS, which offers a preview of proposed section 30D guidance regarding qualification for electric vehicle credits.
Even when it does change, remember that the change is $3750, not the full $7500.
It would be really messed up that IRS includes the most popular SUVs as part of the $80k cap (Mach-E, Lyriq, ID.4 and Model Y), the President touts EV adoption, just for the IRS to make virtually all EVs ineligible 45 days later...
On Jan 24, the MSRP should've been $53,490, since it went up $500 that morning. And that means the latest $1500 increase is more like 3% (2.8%).
Your number includes one $1k option... which hasn't changed in price recently and a random $5, since it should end in a 0. If we use that number, then the number is lower... but at 2.7%, it's still more or less 3%.
The MSRP would have to be well over $60k to make it technically round down to 2% (75k to be exactly 2%).
Anyway, using percentages probably isn't that useful right now due to rounding errors.
$13k MSRP reduction + $7.5k tax credit is amazing!I read in another article that it is already in the "public comment" phase that ends on 28th Feb. My delivery is in March but I am trying my best to get a delivery this Month. $3750 is a lot of money
$13k MSRP reduction + $3.75k tax credit is still very good!
I wouldn't put it past them, since the original $55k limit was imposed at the beginning of the year and somehow differentiating between the 5 seat vs 7 seat MY seemed pretty messed up to me.
If you're really worried, just switch to one of the SR's that just hit inventory everywhere, that will save you even more money and you'll get it asap. They're likely all going to be spoken for by the weekend.I read in another article that it is already in the "public comment" phase that ends on 28th Feb. My delivery is in March but I am trying my best to get a delivery this Month. $3750 is a lot of money
Yup thats the plan. I will wait till mid Feb to see if get an updated EDD that hopefully gets pulled up. If not I will switch to an SR. I see a new SR here in Denver inventory every other day.
Congrats!Happy update to report my fellow PNWers for my fellow white default fans
LR, White, Black interior, no options
OD: 1/14
Original EDD: Jan-Mar 2023
Updated EDD: Feb 6 - March 6
Updated EDD (1/30): Feb 4 - Feb 26
Updated EDD (2/6): Feb 7 - 13.. VIN assigned today and picking up this Sat !!! woohoo
I am picking up on Monday. So excited.I am in it only for the full $7500 credit. Even though Tesla reduced the price by $13k, I personally think the MYLR is not more than $50k worth and would rather opt for a Lexus NX350H which is more luxurious and much better build quality....but that is a discussion for another day.
I hear ya. I was in the market for a Lexus RX350H - really wish I could take the Lexus interior and put it in the Tesla lol It came down to luxury vs tech and the more I learned about Tesla I (think) I'm ok with going with tech.
Besides, trying to coordinate with all these Lexus dealers, lack of pricing transparency for a build that is bloated with unneeded options helped to seal the deal for Tesla.
Just yesterday I got a quote with a $5k "hybrid market adjustment"
.. that was on top of MSRPDo you have any idea how much of tesla battery components made in USA?Nobody really knows when it will be or what the guidance will look like compared to what is written in the bill, save for maybe a few staff at the IRS. Almost every article I can find seems to interpret the expected change as going into effect in March, yet this article from Forbes, which is the most thorough I've seen and was clearly written by a person who actually read and understood the IRS white paper, seems to indicate that because of the disruptive nature of the proposed guidance, they expect a 60-day comment period after the guidance is released before anything goes into effect. No guarantee that this person is right, but I think as a corporate tax professional and former law clerk, she makes a compelling argument that there probably won't be any effective change until late spring or early summer. Still, it's a gamble.
A Closer Look At Forthcoming Tax Guidance On Electric Vehicle Credits
Marie Sapirie analyzes the December 2022 white paper released by Treasury and the IRS, which offers a preview of proposed section 30D guidance regarding qualification for electric vehicle credits.
Even when it does change, remember that the change is $3750, not the full $7500.
Exactly. Was waiting for the Lexus of my desired exterior/interior and options combo since Aug 21. Then test drove a Tesla and the acceleration really attracted me. I was still going with the Lexus but my wife was with me in the test drive....so here I am lol
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I don't think optics are really a factor for the IRS, but I do think process and bureaucracy are major factors there.
All I wanted was the upgraded premium trim, with power liftgate, pano sunroof in bigger wheels, which I thought was a healthy list. Gray paint and black interior.. Dealer said I could be waiting years for that combo LMFAO. This was all after about 25 freaking emails..
Ordering the Tesla I wanted was as easy as buying an iphone...
Agreed - I have been seeing a lot of PF684 VINs. I got my VIN yesterday, and it's PF676 but "completed production on 2/8" according to SA. Not sure.
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