The Solid American Hardwood Tax Credit Act would expand an existing federal tax credit for energy-efficient home improvements to include new credits for homeowners who install products made from domestically grown hardwood. Under this bill, homeowners could claim a tax credit for expenses on hardwood flooring, paneling, cabinetry, doors, windows, and skylights in their primary residences, provided these products are made in the United States and expected to last at least five years. The legislation also extends the deadline for the existing energy-efficient home improvement credit from 2032 to 2035. The bill would take effect immediately upon passage for any qualifying products installed after enactment, though the bill itself contains no specified funding amount. This legislation aims to support American hardwood producers while incentivizing homeowners to use domestic forest products in their homes.
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