Your Incentive Estimate
Eligible Cost Basis:$0
30% Federal ITC:-$0
Estimated Net Cost After ITC:$0
See pricing and incentives on real proposals from Florida installers.
Florida homeowners benefit from the 30% federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC), which reduces your federal taxes based on eligible system costs. Florida also offers a sales tax exemption on solar equipment and a property tax exclusion for increased home value from solar. This tool estimates your potential ITC and net cost after incentives.
Use the results as a starting point and verify eligibility with a licensed tax professional. Your installer can also help detail which equipment qualifies and how to claim incentives. With Florida’s sunshine and strong policies, incentives can make going solar even more affordable.
After you review your estimate, request proposals to see final pricing, production guarantees, and warranties from local, vetted providers.
Florida does not have a state income tax credit. The key incentives are the 30% federal ITC, sales tax exemption, and property tax exclusion.
Eligible costs typically include panels, inverters, racking, labor, permits, and certain batteries. Confirm with your installer and tax advisor.
Generally, the system owner claims the credit. Lease providers often take the credit and pass savings to you in pricing.
Under current law, the 30% ITC applies to residential systems placed in service through 2032, then steps down. Policies can change—check current guidance.
Use the quote buttons above to connect with Florida installers who can confirm incentives on your proposal.