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  1. Intentionally pushing the tax credit, old fashioned way?

    hmm, wouldn’t this have to be instantaneous? I would think that if the credit is normally used as point of sale, it would have to be 7/365 since otherwise the dealer couldn’t get the credit transferred to them/passed through to us. Wondering then if I should take it a little easier on the...
  2. Intentionally pushing the tax credit, old fashioned way?

    Appreciate the non-sarcastic post here, since I completely glossed over this as well on the dang website. I was even ready to get a lawyer friend involved with this situation, but really relieving to see that the 2024 language has a way out. I have it in writing that the dealer submitted the...
  3. Intentionally pushing the tax credit, old fashioned way?

    Would you/anyone also know if this serves as enough “proof” that the seller also did submit the sale to the IRS?
  4. Intentionally pushing the tax credit, old fashioned way?

    My thoughts exactly. I do have that much liability, hence the idea to get things pushed through this way. You’re absolutely right, and I 100% appreciate the thoughtfulness in your reply. My taxes owed in that line are around ~8k. I am just a little nervous that I don’t have sufficient...
  5. Intentionally pushing the tax credit, old fashioned way?

    One of the best vehicle purchases I’ve made by far! Agreed, not sure if the hassle is worth it. Unfortunately I may have already dug the hole too deep to escape, this may just be the route I take. So trying to make sure I don’t goof up!
  6. Intentionally pushing the tax credit, old fashioned way?

    Currently In the last few steps of finalizing a Lightning, for which there’s 0% APR being offered. As a result, we decided to not push the 7500 tax credit into the loan/lower the price of the car, but instead delay it until tax time to get that cash upfront. Obviously this increases the loan...




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