Who is doing that? I am unaware of taxes being used for this. Please show evidence.
Here you go dough...
So I apologize...you're absolutely right. Because of the state & federal rebates and the current administration's infrastructure package...it's almost free or low cost installing a charging station. The government just prints more free money...none of it comes from taxpayers!
Darn...I learn something new every day.
"Adding an EV charging station shows that you’re eager to stay one step ahead of your competition. It’s a feature that more and more employees will be looking for, so it’s important to see this as an investment in your company’s future growth and success. As your business attracts the best talent and grows, so do your long-term profits. To help, EV charging is one perk that can ease the transition back to the office coming out of the pandemic and help your business stay competitive, attracting more interest and foot traffic.
Tax Credits and Other Incentives
The federal tax credit for alternative fuels is a hefty one — 30% of your EV charging station infrastructure costs, up to $30,000. It is currently set to expire at the end of 2020, but with the new presidential administration, we’re likely to see that extended. Even if that program isn’t extended, however, there are a number of state and local tax credits and grants available that can substantially reduce your project costs.
A growing business also provides you with more opportunities to pass on the costs of your EV charging station infrastructure. Although many employers offer charging as a free service to employees, many charge a small fee to absorb some of the expense of offering this benefit. If you're unsure whether your business can afford these upgrades, it may be worth surveying your employees to see if they are interested enough to share some of the costs."
