What’s with the 2023 Q5e tax credit ?
08-24-2022, 09:30 AM
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11-13-2022, 07:18 AM
#4
AudiWorld Junior Member
Thread Starter
Oh that’s great , because I have seen that IRS website https://www.irs.gov/businesses/irc-3...vehicle-credit got updated with the 2023 Audi Q5 but not in the https://afdc.energy.gov/laws/electri...for-tax-credit . So little bit confused
11-13-2022, 12:01 PM
#5
Hello
I can help out here a bit...back in October 2022 I reached out to the FuelEconomy.gov folks and asked if the MY 2023 Q5 PHEV would be placed on the list of Electrical Vehicles Assembled in North America. Basically, they explained to me (they replied that very same day!) that it is the IRS's website that is the system of record. Their full reply appears below. I did follow their suggestions and reached out to Audi a couple of times about the status of filing the paper work. BTW, the fuel economy folks gave a nice, complete and helpful answer - I just want to call that out and recognize their assistance.
I can help out here a bit...back in October 2022 I reached out to the FuelEconomy.gov folks and asked if the MY 2023 Q5 PHEV would be placed on the list of Electrical Vehicles Assembled in North America. Basically, they explained to me (they replied that very same day!) that it is the IRS's website that is the system of record. Their full reply appears below. I did follow their suggestions and reached out to Audi a couple of times about the status of filing the paper work. BTW, the fuel economy folks gave a nice, complete and helpful answer - I just want to call that out and recognize their assistance.
Thank you for contacting us. Let me start by clarifying that the IRS is the official source for all federal tax credit information and they are ultimately responsible for determining eligibility and administering the tax credits. We are not involved in that process and only relay information from the IRS website for the convenience of our viewers.
With that said, it is up to Audi to get their vehicles listed with the IRS as eligible so we would recommend contacting Audi to see if they can tell you where they are in that process. Once the IRS has approved the paperwork that the manufacturer has submitted, the manufacturer will receive a letter from the IRS stating the vehicle’s eligibility and the credit amount. If Audi has received such a letter, perhaps they could share that with you.
If the 2023 Audi Q5 PHEV meets the IRS requirements for battery capacity and is manufactured in North America (U.S., Canada or Mexico), we see no reason why it would not qualify assuming that Audi has submitted all the necessary paperwork to the IRS but we must defer to the IRS and manufacturer for definitive information. All we can do is recommend keeping an eye on the list of qualifying vehicles built in North America:
Aside from the federal tax credits, there may also be state or local incentives that could apply depending on where you live. The Department of Energy’s Alternative Fuels Data Center website has a listing of all state and local incentives at: https://afdc.energy.gov/laws/state . Sorry we can’t give you a more helpful answer.
Sincerely,
Fueleconomy.gov
11-21-2022, 12:40 PM
#6
AudiWorld Junior Member
Thread Starter
Hello
I can help out here a bit...back in October 2022 I reached out to the FuelEconomy.gov folks and asked if the MY 2023 Q5 PHEV would be placed on the list of Electrical Vehicles Assembled in North America. Basically, they explained to me (they replied that very same day!) that it is the IRS's website that is the system of record. Their full reply appears below. I did follow their suggestions and reached out to Audi a couple of times about the status of filing the paper work. BTW, the fuel economy folks gave a nice, complete and helpful answer - I just want to call that out and recognize their assistance.
I can help out here a bit...back in October 2022 I reached out to the FuelEconomy.gov folks and asked if the MY 2023 Q5 PHEV would be placed on the list of Electrical Vehicles Assembled in North America. Basically, they explained to me (they replied that very same day!) that it is the IRS's website that is the system of record. Their full reply appears below. I did follow their suggestions and reached out to Audi a couple of times about the status of filing the paper work. BTW, the fuel economy folks gave a nice, complete and helpful answer - I just want to call that out and recognize their assistance.
Thank you for contacting us. Let me start by clarifying that the IRS is the official source for all federal tax credit information and they are ultimately responsible for determining eligibility and administering the tax credits. We are not involved in that process and only relay information from the IRS website for the convenience of our viewers.
With that said, it is up to Audi to get their vehicles listed with the IRS as eligible so we would recommend contacting Audi to see if they can tell you where they are in that process. Once the IRS has approved the paperwork that the manufacturer has submitted, the manufacturer will receive a letter from the IRS stating the vehicle’s eligibility and the credit amount. If Audi has received such a letter, perhaps they could share that with you.
If the 2023 Audi Q5 PHEV meets the IRS requirements for battery capacity and is manufactured in North America (U.S., Canada or Mexico), we see no reason why it would not qualify assuming that Audi has submitted all the necessary paperwork to the IRS but we must defer to the IRS and manufacturer for definitive information. All we can do is recommend keeping an eye on the list of qualifying vehicles built in North America:
Aside from the federal tax credits, there may also be state or local incentives that could apply depending on where you live. The Department of Energy’s Alternative Fuels Data Center website has a listing of all state and local incentives at: https://afdc.energy.gov/laws/state . Sorry we can’t give you a more helpful answer.
Sincerely,
Fueleconomy.gov
11-21-2022, 01:05 PM
#7
AudiWorld Super User
You have been warned before that this is the wrong forum Why didn't you go to the forum where you can get help and advice
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11-21-2022, 01:07 PM
#8
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[QUOTE=spijun;25765868]I don't understand why you are looking for answers in the wrong forum
You have been warned before that this is the wrong forum Why didn't you go to the forum where you can get help and advice[/QUOTE
not sure if you read any of the responses to the thread !
You have been warned before that this is the wrong forum Why didn't you go to the forum where you can get help and advice[/QUOTE
not sure if you read any of the responses to the thread !
11-21-2022, 01:12 PM
#9
AudiWorld Super User
First, learn how to quote, and where to write a response
This is a forum for Q5/SQ5 first generation MY2009-2017
Actually, I see that you have asked the same questions on another forum, stop spamming the forum
https://www.audiworld.com/forums/q5-...3044661/page2/
Thank you
This is a forum for Q5/SQ5 first generation MY2009-2017
Actually, I see that you have asked the same questions on another forum, stop spamming the forum
https://www.audiworld.com/forums/q5-...3044661/page2/
Thank you
Last edited by spijun; 11-21-2022 at 01:15 PM.