ARIZONA

Arizona State Income Tax Subtraction for Energy Efficient Residences
The following types of applicants can qualify for the Arizona State Income Tax Subtraction:

  • Residential
  • Builder/Developer
  • Installer/Contractor

The following table shows the requirements in order to be eligible for the tax deductions:
Requirements for Eligibility
Home must exceed the 1995 Model Energy Code by 50% or greater, which is determined by an approved rating program.
Incentive: 5% of the sales price excluding the following:Commission
Tax
Interest
Points or Other Brokerage
Finance Charges
Escrow Charges
For more information on the Arizona State Income Tax Subtraction program, please visit this page.
Sales Tax Exemption
Any Commercial, residential, or consumer purchase of any of the following products can apply for a sales tax exemption on the purchase of the following equipment:

  • Passive Solar Space Heat
  • Solar Water Heat
  • Solar Space Heat
  • Solar Thermal Electric
  • Photovoltaics (PV)
  • Wind
  • Solar Pool Heating
  • Daylighting

The Tax Exemption is 100% on qualifying equipment. To view the full details of the systems that can qualify for the tax exemption, please visit this page, which will give you more information on this program!
If you are interested in finding all of the rebate, grant, and loan programs available to residents of the state of Arizona, please browse to this page, where you can find all of the currently available programs.

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