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• Journal Gazette | 10/18/2005 | Hybrid tax credit
  

  ... regressive tax system. People unable to afford a new hybrid car generally need this kind of tax break more than those who can. The tax credit also comes with a sales volume cap. So, the tax credit is ...

• Big Car, Big Tax Credit
  

  Call it environmentalism, Bush style. A new federal tax credit will help allay the extra cost of purchasing hybrid vehicles, but the Byzantine formula for calculating the savings provides greater ...

• FT.com / Europe / Brussels briefing - Why Britain needs a big French ...
  

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• USATODAY.com - Bill gives breaks to home improvers, hybrid buyers
  

  Unless you plan to drill for oil in your backyard, you won't reap a lot of tax breaks from the energy bill approved by Congress last week. Most of the $14.5 billion in tax incentives went to oil and ...

• Oregon Department of Energy - Transportation Hybrid Electric and Dual ...
  

  ... for a $750 tax credit. Typically, electric-hybrid vehicles cost $6,000 to $7,000 over the same manufacturer´s least costly conventional car of the same size ... Energy Tax Credit applicants must also ...

• Hybrids: Don't buy the hype - Sep. 26, 2005
  

  ... official list of what vehicles will qualify for what sort of tax credit. Certainly, though, most car buyers who are considering a hybrid will be far better off waiting until 2006 to make that purchase ...

• Want to save $3,150 in taxes? Buy a hybrid car. | csmonitor.com
  

  ... And the mother of all hybrid perks will soon be unveiled: Beginning in January, the federal government will offer a tax credit of as much as $3,150 per car, based on its emissions profile. "The federal ...

• Want to save $3,150 in taxes? Buy a hybrid car. | csmonitor.com
  

  ... And the mother of all hybrid perks will soon be unveiled: Beginning in January, the federal government will offer a tax credit of as much as $3,150 per car, based on its emissions profile. "The federal ...