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Solar Tax Credit While House Hacking

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I will be house hacking my primary home and I am wondering that are the implications on Solar tax credit and bonus depreciation?

- Can I take the full 30% solar tax credit if I house hack a portion of the house? If not, how much?

- Since a portion of the house will be a STR, can I bonus depreciate the solar panel installation?

Can I take them both together in the same year?

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John Underwood
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You are asking if you can have your cake and eat it to. The answer is no.

You may be able to pro rate.... nope I'm just going say you better talk to your CPA on this one.

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