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For most taxpayers the credit for investing in renewable energy property was repealed effective for renewable energy property placed in service on or after January 1 2016. Taxpayers that met the requirements of G*S* 105-129. 16A f qualified for a one-year extension of the sunset date for renewable energy property placed in service before January 1 2017. For detailed information see the Important Notice published by the Income Tax Division on September 29 2015 available from the Department s web ...

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