Part of President Biden’s “Build Back Better” proposal includes increasing the EV tax credit from $7,500 to $12,500. The current program caps the $7,500 tax credit to 200,000 electric vehicles per manufacturer. The updated proposal is also looking at changing it from a tax credit to an incentive that can be utilized even if a tax payer does not have a tax burden, which is customarily how tax credits work. We focus on CPA tax advisory. The proposal would also life the cap on the 200,000 vehicle per manufacturer which puts early adopters of electric vehicles like Tesla and GM at a disadvantage.
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Ramin Mohammad
Ramin Mohammad is a lawyer and CPA with over 15 years of experience including working in audits, teaching, and in big law. Ramin helps clients on both personal and business related tax issues ranging from a multitude of practice areas including tax structuring, planning and cross jurisdictional taxes. His client-base expands throughout the US and overseas offering tax consulting, tax planning and tax preparation.
