Each taxpayer can transfer two EV tax credits per year. This can be two new clean vehicle tax credits, OR it can be one new clean vehicle tax credit and one used clean vehicle tax credit. In the case of those filing joint returns, each person may transfer two tax credits per year as described in the last sentence. So, a household filing jointly can transfer up to four clean vehicle tax credits each year.
By: Lindsey Perkins
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Published: 02.28.2024
Can I transfer the tax credit on more than one EV?
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