Provides gross income tax deduction for costs of purchasing and installing whole house backup electrical generator for resident taxpayer's principal residence.
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Overview
This bill would allow New Jersey residents who purchase and install a whole-house backup electrical generator at their primary residence to deduct the cost from their gross income. The generator must be permanently connected to the home’s electrical system and only operate during power outages. This deduction is intended to encourage homeowners to invest in backup power solutions and reduce reliance on the main electricity grid, particularly for residents who depend on medical equipment or other electricity-dependent appliances.
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Michael Testa
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