Establishes a tax credit for energy-efficient home improvements in Maine.
This bill creates a tax credit for Maine residents who make energy-efficient improvements to their permanent residences. Eligible improvements include home energy audits, repairs or replacements of exterior doors and windows, and the use of insulation and air sealing materials. The credit is refundable and phased out based on income limits. The maximum credit for a home energy audit is $150, $250 per door and $500 total for exterior doors, and $600 total for exterior windows or skylights. The credit for insulation and air sealing materials is $1,200.
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