The credit applies to the basis remaining after any state or utility incentives available to the taxpayer have been taken. Example: a $10,000 system that receives $5,000 in state incentives would be eligible for a $1,500 Federal credit.
source: FLASEIA (Florida Solar Energy Industries Association)
How does the credit work with existing state credits or utility incentives?
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