The federal 30% solar tax credit ended for expenditures after December 31, 2025. This category tracks what is left: Arizona's state tax credit, the utility and cooperative rebate programs still active, and the mechanics of filing Form 5695 for a system installed before the deadline. Each article separates what is still on the books from what has quietly expired, with the statutes and program rules behind each figure.
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Arizona has no statewide solar rebate. What exists is one cash-per-watt rebate at a single rural cooperative, a $500 battery rebate, and three utility performance programs that pay you over time. Here is every one, with the amounts.
Section 25D was repealed by Public Law 119-21 and does not apply to expenditures made after December 31, 2025. The trigger is when installation was completed, not when you paid. Here is what remains, and what it does to Arizona payback math.
The residential solar credit ended for expenditures after December 31, 2025, so Form 5695 is now a prior-year form. Here is Part I line by line, the extension and amended-return deadlines, and how carryforward works.
The 30% federal credit ended December 31, 2025. Arizona's 25% state credit, capped at $1,000, did not. Here is every incentive still on the books, the statutes behind them, and the three that quietly expired.
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