So you purchased a Chevrolet Volt in the last year and with tax season rapidly approaching you find yourself wondering “how do I apply for that $7,500 federal tax credit I’ve heard about?”
While Chevrolet and General Motors do not offer tax advice, we are happy to let you know that 2011-2013 Volts qualify for the $7,500 max credit according to the IRS website. Click here for the form you may need when applying for the federal tax credit.
If you’re curious about other attractive state and local tax incentives relating to the purchase of a Volt, head here for a helpful tool we’ve created.
For tax questions and advice, please consult your accountant/CPA.
While Chevrolet and General Motors do not offer tax advice, we are happy to let you know that 2011-2013 Volts qualify for the $7,500 max credit according to the IRS website. Click here for the form you may need when applying for the federal tax credit.
If you’re curious about other attractive state and local tax incentives relating to the purchase of a Volt, head here for a helpful tool we’ve created.
For tax questions and advice, please consult your accountant/CPA.
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