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E-Vehicle Recharging Equipment Tax Credit Maryland residents and businesses can earn up to a $400 income tax credit for purchasing an electric vehicle charging station, more specifically known as Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE). To qualify for the credit: Qualified EVSEs must be installed and placed in service on or after July 1, 2011, but before January 1, 2017. Eligible electric vehicle supply equipment includes property used for the charging of motor vehicles propelled by electricity that meets the definition of qualified fuel vehicle refueling property in Section §30C of the Internal Revenue Code. Qualified EVSE’s must be certified by a nationally recognized testing laboratory. Eligible participants must apply for a credit certificate with the Maryland Energy Administration . How the credit is calculated: The credit is 20% of the amount paid to purchase a EVSE, or $400, whichever is less. Individuals are limited to one tax credit and business entities are limited to thirty tax credits. The tax credit may not exceed the applicant’s State income tax and may not be carried over to another tax year. Documentation required: For taxable year beginning after December 31, 2013, taxpayers must file their income tax return electronically (Form 500 for Corporations, Form 510 and Form 510 Schedule K-1 for Pass-Through Entities, and Form 502 or 505 for Individuals). They must complete the Business Tax Credit Form 500CR to claim this tax credit and include a binary attachment or PDF of the certification received from the Maryland Energy Administration.

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Maryland residents and businesses can earn up to a $400 income tax credit for purchasing an electric vehicle charging station, more specifically known as Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE).

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Page 1: Electric Vehicle Recharging Equipment Tax Credit

E-Vehicle Recharging Equipment Tax Credit Maryland residents and businesses can earn up to a $400 income tax credit for purchasing

an electric vehicle charging station, more specifically known as Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE).

To qualify for the credit:

Qualified EVSEs must be installed and placed in service on or after July 1, 2011, but before

January 1, 2017. Eligible electric vehicle supply equipment includes property used for the

charging of motor vehicles propelled by electricity that meets the definition of qualified fuel

vehicle refueling property in Section §30C of the Internal Revenue Code. Qualified EVSE’s

must be certified by a nationally recognized testing laboratory. Eligible participants must apply for a credit certificate with the Maryland Energy Administration.

How the credit is calculated:

The credit is 20% of the amount paid to purchase a EVSE, or $400, whichever is less.

Individuals are limited to one tax credit and business entities are limited to thirty tax

credits. The tax credit may not exceed the applicant’s State income tax and may not be carried over to another tax year.

Documentation required:

For taxable year beginning after December 31, 2013, taxpayers must file their income tax

return electronically (Form 500 for Corporations, Form 510 and Form 510 Schedule K-1 for

Pass-Through Entities, and Form 502 or 505 for Individuals). They must complete the

Business Tax Credit Form 500CR to claim this tax credit and include a binary attachment or PDF of the certification received from the Maryland Energy Administration.

Page 2: Electric Vehicle Recharging Equipment Tax Credit

Contact:

Maryland Energy Administration

60 West Street, Suite 300

Annapolis, MD 21401

Phone: 410-260-7655

Email: [email protected]

McMillan Consulting

828A E. Baltimore St.

Baltimore, MD 21202

Phone: 410-775-6226

Web: http://mcmillancos.com E-mail: [email protected]

McMillan Consulting is not affiliated with the state of Maryland. This document is for

informational purposes. Contact us, the appropriate agency for this credit or your tax

professional for further assistance. You can view Maryland's tax credits by visiting

http://macadvises.net/mdtaxsignal.php and clicking on the MD Business Tax

Credits link. We can send you a hard copy of this or any of our info sheets for Maryland tax credits.