Tax breaks for businesses that install electric vehicle charging stations
Official: A1039 — Provides corporation business tax credit and gross income tax credits for purchase and installation of certain electric vehicle charging stations.
Reading: Creates new tax credits to incentivize purchase and installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure, expanding clean energy transportation support.
This helps make it cheaper and more affordable for businesses to add EV chargers to their locations.
In clear language
This bill offers tax credits to businesses that buy and install electric vehicle charging stations. Tax credits are reductions in the taxes a business owes the state. This helps make it cheaper and more affordable for businesses to add EV chargers to their locations.
How does this affect you?
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Who does this affect?
- Business owners and companies considering installing EV charging stations
- Drivers of electric vehicles looking for more places to charge
- Communities hoping to expand EV charging infrastructure
- New Jersey's economy through job creation in installation and maintenance
What can you do?
- If you own a business, look into whether you qualify for these tax credits when planning to install charging stations
- Support this bill by contacting your state representatives to encourage its passage
- Encourage local businesses you frequent to install EV chargers using these available tax incentives
Timeline
- 2026-01-13: Bill introduced and sent to Assembly Commerce and Economic Development Committee
2 people have acted on this policy
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- Wayne DeAngeloDNew Jersey
- Bill sponsoredIn progressPrime sponsor of A1039: Provides corporation business tax credit and gross income tax credits for purchase and installation of certain electric vehicle charging stations.
- Sterley StanleyDNew Jersey
- Bill sponsoredIn progressPrime sponsor of A1039: Provides corporation business tax credit and gross income tax credits for purchase and installation of certain electric vehicle charging stations.
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