While the window film tax credit is not longer as generous as it was in 2010, but there is still a tax credit.
The credit can be applied only to the price of the actual film and not to the installation costs and the credit is capped at $500.
To learn more about all the details visit http://www.windowfilmtaxcredit.com/.
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