Tax credits

The narrow requirements for qualifying for the electric vehicle tax credits are causing some consternation in the auto industry.

Commissioner Werfel defended the IRS's budget before Congress after House Republicans passed a bill that would eliminate much of its extra funding.

Dozens of other electric cars and trucks didn't make the cut, either because they aren't manufactured in the U.S. or don't use American parts and pieces.

Hundreds of billions of dollars in clean energy tax subsidies would be repealed by legislation to lift the debt ceiling introduced by the Speaker of the House.

House members introduced legislation to enable actors, musicians and other types of performers to write off their work-related expenses.

The amortization requirement for R&D expenses under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act recently took effect, but that doesn't end questions about it.

The lack of oversight makes the Employee Retention Credit landscape ripe for fraud.

The requirements to qualify include final assembly in North America and sourcing some critical minerals and battery components here.

The German carmaker plans to sell 25 models of electric vehicles in America by 2030.

The service described some of the rules it plans to include in upcoming proposed regs for what qualifies as an "energy community."