Don't Miss Out on These Tax Credits Before the End of the Year
October 13, 2016 • Tax Credits and Rebates
The federal government is offering attractive tax credits for home improvements that contribute to energy savings through the end of 2016. If you’ve considered investing in your home to increase its comfort and value, this fall could be an opportune time to make qualifying upgrades.
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