Midas Tax Equity allows homeowners with solar systems activated in 2025 to get up to 25% of their solar investment back in cash now, instead of waiting for the 30% federal tax credit. We achieve this by partnering with you to commercialize your solar system through a business structure, accessing section 48 business tax credits that may not be affected by proposed laws like the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which aims to end the residential 25D credit by December 31, 2025, as reported in EnergySage: Congress May End the 30% Solar Tax Credit. This ensures you receive immediate cash, avoiding risks from legislative changes.

The process involves four steps: First, sign up on our website with your 2025 solar system details. Second, we verify your eligibility, ensuring activation in 2025. Third, you sign a partnership LLC agreement with Midas to manage your tax credits through a business structure. Fourth, receive your cash back within weeks, with us handling all paperwork. This partnership allows us to claim section 48 credits, as detailed in 26 U.S. Code § 48 - Energy credit.

There is no upfront cost to you. Midas takes a 5% fee from the total credit amount after you receive your cash back, covering our costs for managing the credit transfer process. This ensures a risk-free experience, as noted in our no-cost partnership model, per Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC).

If the “One Big Beautiful Bill” doesn’t pass, you can still claim the 30% 25D credit as usual when filing in 2026 for 2025 activations, per Residential Clean Energy Credit. However, by using Midas Tax Equity, you get immediate cash without waiting for tax season, avoiding future risks and potential legislative changes, as reported in Politico.

To be eligible, your solar system must have been activated (placed in service) in 2025, meaning it was operational and generating electricity by December 31, 2025, as per Homeowner’s Guide to the Federal Tax Credit for Solar Photovoltaics. You must also own the system and be able to claim the federal tax credit. We verify this during sign-up.

If you wait until 2026 and the bill passes, the 25D credit may be eliminated for systems placed in service after 2025, per EnergySage: Congress May End the 30% Solar Tax Credit. You’ll lose the chance to claim it for 2025 activations, and since Midas can only transfer credits for the activation year, you won’t be able to use our service, leaving you in a financially challenging position, as noted in CNBC: How the U.S. clean energy boom could go bust.

If the bill passes and eliminates the 25D credit, you cannot claim it for systems placed in service after 2025. However, through Midas Tax Equity, we attempt to commercialize your credits into a section 48 business credit, which will still be available, as corporate subsidies might last until 2031, per X post by @RepThomasMassie. This allows you to receive cash back, but it depends on our partnership structure, as detailed in Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC).

Answer: Commercializing your credits means setting up a business partnership, like an LLC, where your solar system is treated as a business asset. This allows us to claim the section 48 Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for businesses, which may not be affected by the same legislative changes as the 25D credit, potentially lasting until 2031, per X Post  @RepThomasMassie.

Midas manages this process, ensuring you get cash now, as explained in 26 U.S. Code § 48 - Energy credit.