2009/2010 Energy Tax Credit

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 provides several energy conservation incentives for homeowners. When taxpayers purchase Simonton replacement windows in 2009 and 2010, that meet the energy efficiency requirements set forth by the legislation, they are eligible to receive a tax credit of up to 30% of the purchase amount on qualifying windows and doors. 

• Energy Tax Credit Requirements
• Why Invest in Windows and Doors?
• Why Buy Simonton?
• How Simonton has Helped Homeowners Save Energy

Manufacturer's Certification Statement and Qualifying Products
For Simonton windows and doors to qualify for the current energy tax credit, they must meet a high level of energy efficiency. Simonton offers a variety of energy-efficient glass packages that meet these qualifications. The following lists include Simonton's Manufacturer's Certification Statement and the windows and doors that are eligible for the 2009-2010 tax credit:

IRS guidance indicates that taxpayers are not required to attach the Manufacturer's Certification Statement to their tax returns. Taxpayers should retain this certification as part of their tax records.

NOTE: This list is updated frequently, please check back often and note revision date.

*Simonton Building Products, Inc. is not a legal or tax advisor. The above summary is not comprehensive and is not intended to substitute for the advice of a lawyer or professional tax advisor. Simonton expressly disclaims any responsibility for determining whether a window purchase will qualify for the energy tax credit or whether a purchaser will receive the energy tax credit.  Simonton recommends that consumers consult their tax advisors and review IRS guidance prior to purchasing any window product.  For further details on the energy tax credit, check the IRS website.