Series Episode 15 | One Big Beautiful Bill
Clean Energy Tax Credits Ending Soon: What You Need to Know
Thinking of buying a Tesla or another EV? Now is the time to act. Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law on July 4, 2025, federal clean energy tax incentives are being phased out, and the clock is ticking.
EV Tax Credit Ends September 30, 2025
The popular $7,500 federal tax credit for new electric vehicles (EVs) will expire on September 30, 2025.
That means if you’re planning to buy an EV, whether it’s a Tesla, Rivian, or another model, you’ll need to finalize your purchase before this deadline to qualify.
If you’re considering installing solar panels or other clean-energy upgrades at home or work, act quickly. These incentives will end after December 31, 2025.
Other Green Tax Breaks Being Eliminated
The One Big Beautiful Bill also eliminates a wide range of renewable energy incentives, including credits for:
- Used EVs
- EV charging stations
- Energy-efficient appliances and homes
- Commercial clean vehicles
- Hydrogen fuel and sustainable aviation fuels
In total, over a dozen clean-energy tax breaks will disappear, shifting incentives away from renewables.
What This Means for You
This legislative change marks a significant turning point for taxpayers and businesses who were relying on federal support for clean-energy investments. Timing will be crucial if you want to secure these benefits before they vanish.
Next Steps: Maximize Your Tax Savings
If you’re planning to invest in clean energy or buy an EV, 2025 may be your last chance to take advantage of these credits.
Want expert guidance on the best timing for your purchases?
Schedule a consultation with Leader CPA and let our licensed CPAs help you maximize your savings before the window closes.
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