I don’t believe you need to send in any purchase information or state that you operated vehicle. Just fill out form 8936 and attach to you tax return. Check the instruction .
If you look at that form, line 3 asks the date it was put into service (I.e. operated).
And how are owners getting hold of these updates?
Fifth time is the charm, I guess.
Small note:
Not sure what that means.
I took delivery of my MME and it is sitting in my garage now. Great car! I’m fully expecting them to call on Monday requesting me to return it. They certainly can’t say I didn’t try to educate them on the recall!
People are using the FDRS (Ford Diagnosis and Repair, I think) software, as was referenced by @Neil4Real .
It means I’d already explained that the tax credit is based on the the date the vehicle is put into service.
Sorry I don’t know what this means. Can you explain?People are using the FDRS (Ford Diagnosis and Repair, I think) software, as was referenced by @Neil4Real .
got it, I would have to have read every single response to know you responded. Not enough time for that considering there are over 1700 responses in this thread so far and I am retired.
Had you looked in all the recall databases? I know of at least three and they are not all equally up to date.
My reply was right below the post with the question. Anyway yes that is the correct form number.
You sir are correct. Thanks for defining because I had no clue just guessed….As a technical writer.. remember to define an acronym at the first instance of its use without a definitions/acronyms section in your internet book.
Example: wide-open throttle (WOT)
It is software you pay for which allows you to update your car’s software yourself. There are several forum members who have a subscription. Probably a bit more to it than that but basically they do not have to take their cars in to dealer for updates or wait for OTA’s.
