Does a home business qualify for the 1603 grant?
November 25th, 2010 - Question submitted by Guest 
Question:
If an individual runs a business out of his home and installs solar panels on his residence, can he qualify for a 1603 grant in lieu of a credit? And how many years can one carry forward a tax credit should they not be able to qualify for the grant?
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