Instructions for Form 7207 (2)

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Instructions for Form 7207

Department of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Service

(Rev. January 2024)

Advanced Manufacturing Production Credit
Pre-Filing Registration Requirements and
Additional Information Under Section 6417 and
Section 6418

Section references are to the Internal Revenue Code
unless otherwise noted.

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Future Developments

For the latest information about developments related to
Form 7207 and its instructions, such as legislation
enacted after they were published, go to IRS.gov/
Form7207.

Reminders

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 enacted section 45X,
advanced manufacturing production credit. Form 7207 is
used to claim this credit for eligible components produced
and sold after 2022 to unrelated persons.
For more information, see section 45X and Notice
2022-47.

General Instructions
Purpose of Form

Form 7207 is used to claim the advanced manufacturing
production credit under section 45X for eligible
components produced by the taxpayer within the United
States (including U.S. territories) and sold during the tax
year in the taxpayer’s trade or business to unrelated
persons.
File a separate Form 7207 for each facility operated to
produce and sell eligible components. This also applies to
partnerships, S corporations, estates, and trusts that
produce eligible components. Partners, S corporation
shareholders, and beneficiaries of estates and trusts are
generally not required to file Form 7207 if their only source
for the credit is the pass-through entity. Instead, they can
report this credit directly on Form 3800, General Business
Credits. If the partner, S corporation shareholder, or
beneficiary is, itself, a pass-through entity, see Line 7
below.

Inflation Reduction Act of 2022

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA 2022) enacted
several new credits, including the advanced
manufacturing production credit, reported on Form 7207.
IRA 2022 allows the advanced manufacturing production
credit to be treated as payment of federal income tax, or in
the case of partnerships or S corporations, to allow
payments in the amount of the credits. IRA 2022 also
allows applicable entities and electing taxpayers to
transfer the advanced manufacturing production credit.
Applicable entities eligible to make these payment and
transfer elections under IRA 2022 include state and local
governments, Indian tribal governments, Alaska Native
Corporations, the Tennessee Valley Authority, and rural
electric cooperatives. Other taxpayers may elect to be
treated as applicable entities for purposes of the
advanced manufacturing credit, and may make the
elective payment and transfer of credit elections.

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Applicable entities and electing taxpayers are required to
use the pre-filing registration process to register as
intending to make the elective payment election under
section 6417 and/or the transfer election under section
6418. Applicable entities and electing taxpayers must
complete the pre-filing registration process electronically
through the [link IRS electronic portal] in accordance with
the instructions provided there. An applicable entity or
electing taxpayer must provide the specific information
required as part of the pre-filing registration process.
Information required for this process includes data about
the applicable entity or electing taxpayer, a list of all
credits it intends to claim, and a list of each relevant
facility. See the information at [link IRS electronic portal]
for more information. If the election will be made by a
member of a consolidated group, the member must
complete the pre-filing registration process. A registration
number for each facility at which it produces eligible
components must be obtained prior to making an elective
payment election or transfer election.
Note. Completion of the pre-filing registration
requirements and receipt of a registration number does
not, by itself, mean that the applicable entity or electing
taxpayer will receive a payment for the advanced
manufacturing production credit.

Although the election under section 6417 or section
6418 is valid for the year of the election and the 4
succeeding years, a registration number is valid only for
the tax year for which it was obtained. It must be renewed
if an elective payment election is sought in a subsequent
year. Changes with respect to one or more credit facilities,
including changes in ownership, require the applicable
entity or electing taxpayer to file an amended registration
to reflect the new facts.
For more information, see the Instructions for Form
3800 and Temporary Regulations 1.6417-5T.

Elective Payment Election Under Section 6417 for
Advanced Manufacturing Production Credit
Tax-exempt entities. Tax-exempt entities that do not
ordinarily file income tax returns must use Forms 7207,
3800, and 990-T to report and claim the advanced
manufacturing production credit. If you are a tax-exempt
entity with unrelated business taxable income (UBTI), as
defined in section 512, related to the facility or property for
which you made a section 6417 election, you must first
determine whether your advanced manufacturing
production credit may be allowed against the tax on UBTI
for the tax year. Your net elective payment amount is your
advanced manufacturing production credit for your facility,
less any amount allowed against taxes under section 38.

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See Credit Ordering Rule in the Instructions for Form
3800.
Complete Form 7207 and enter your elective payment
election amount in column (e) (non-passive credits) on
line 1b of Part III of Form 3800. Complete the rest of
line 1b according to the Instructions for Form 3800. The
amount in column (j) of line 1b of Part III, Form 3800, is the
net amount of elective payment election. Enter this
amount in Part III, line 6g, of Form 990-T.

prescribed under the common control rules of section
52(b).
For the latest information concerning qualified sales
and related person rules, see IRS.gov/Form7207.
Phase out. The credit for advanced manufacturing
production will phase out for eligible components sold
after 2029, except applicable critical minerals. For
phase-out years, the credit amount is equal to the product
of the amount determined in lines 1 through 6 of Form
7207 multiplied by the following phase-out percentages.

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Partnerships, S corporations, estates, and trusts.
Partnerships, S corporations, estates, and trusts that are
claiming the advanced manufacturing production credit
and making the elective payment election must file Forms
7207, 3800, and 1065 or 1120-S or 1041.
Complete Form 7207 and enter your elective payment
election amount in column (e) (non-passive credits) on
line 1b of Part III of Form 3800. Complete the rest of
line 1b according to the Instructions for Form 3800. The
amount in column (j) of line 1b of Part III, Form 3800, is the
net amount of elective payment election to be allocated as
cash to the partnership's partners on Schedule K-1 (Form
1065), line 13b, tax-exempt income; or to S corporation
shareholders on Schedule K-1 (Form 1120-S), line 10,
code H, other; or to beneficiaries on Schedule K-1 (Form
1041), line 13, code D.

Tax year sold

Phase-out percentages

Sold during calendar year 2030

75%

Sold during calendar year 2031

50%

Sold during calendar year 2032

25%

Sold after December 31, 2032

0%

Specific Instructions

Part I—Facility Information

Line 1. If applicable, enter your pre-filing registration
number for the facility that you received from the IRS as a
condition of, and prior to, making an election under
section 6417 or section 6418.

Note. Amounts received by a pass-through entity as
payments in consideration for transfers of credits are
reported to the partners, shareholders, or beneficiaries as
tax-exempt income on these same lines of Schedules K
and K-1.

The credit amount figured in Part II of each Form
7207 must match the amount shown for the
CAUTION particular registration number reported on line 1b
of Part III or Part V of Form 3800. See the Instructions for
Form 3800.

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Election To Transfer Advanced Manufacturing
Production Credit Under Section 6418

Line 3. Enter the address of the facility and a detailed
technical description of the facility in which the eligible
components that are sold to unrelated persons are
produced.

If you are an applicable entity or eligible taxpayer
(including partnerships and S corporations), you may elect
to transfer the advanced manufacturing production credit
(or portion of the credit) under section 6418. Follow the
instructions above for the elective payment election but,
additionally, enter as a negative figure in column (g) of
Part III of Form 3800 the amount you are transferring to
other entities. Use the Instructions for Form 3800 to
complete the rest of line 1b of Part III of Form 3800.

Line 4. Enter the coordinates of the facility.
Line 5. Check to indicate if you made an election under
section 45X(a)(3)(B) to have a sale of components to a
related person be deemed to have been made to an
unrelated person. See Special Rules concerning qualified
sales and related person rules.

For more information, see Elective Pay and
Transferability on IRS.gov/ElectivePay.

Line 6. You can't claim the advanced manufacturing
production credit for eligible components produced using
any property that is part of a facility for which a credit
under section 48C was previously taken after August 16,
2022.
If you check “Yes” on line 6, you must maintain
sufficient records to show compliance with both section
48C and section 45X.

Special Rules

Qualified sales. Sales of eligible components qualify
under section 45X only with respect to eligible
components, the production of which is within the United
States or territories, including continental shelf areas
described in sections 638(1) and 638(2).
A person is treated as having sold an eligible
component to an unrelated person if such component is
integrated, incorporated, or assembled into another
eligible component that is sold to an unrelated person.
For purposes of the advanced manufacturing
production credit, section 45X(d)(1) provides that persons
are treated as related to each other if such persons would
be treated as a single employer under the regulations

Part II—Eligible Components
Eligible component. Eligible components are certain
solar energy components, wind energy components,
inverters, qualifying battery components, and applicable
critical minerals.
Line 1. Solar energy eligible components are the
following.
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• Line 1a. Photovoltaic cell is the smallest
semiconductor element of a solar module which performs
the immediate conversion of light into electricity.
• Line 1b. Photovoltaic wafer is a thin slice, sheet, or
layer of semiconductor material of at least 240 square
centimeters produced by a single manufacturer either
directly from molten or evaporated solar grade polysilicon
or deposition of solar grade thin film semiconductor
photon absorber layer, or through formation of an ingot
from molten polysilicon and subsequent slicing, and which
comprises the substrate or absorber layer of one or more
photovoltaic cells.
• Line 1c. Polymeric backsheet is a sheet on the back
of a solar module which acts as an electric insulator and
protects the inner components of such module from the
surrounding environment.
• Line 1d. Solar grade polysilicon is a silicon which is
suitable for use in photovoltaic manufacturing, and purified
to a minimum purity of 99.999999% silicon by mass.
• Line 1e. Solar module is the connection and
lamination of photovoltaic cells into an environmentally
protected final assembly which is suitable to generate
electricity when exposed to sunlight, and ready for
installation without an additional manufacturing process.
• Line 1f. Torque tube means a structural steel support
element (including longitudinal purlins) which is part of a
solar tracker, is of any cross-sectional shape, may be
assembled from individually manufactured segments,
spans longitudinally between foundation posts, supports
solar panels and is connected to a mounting attachment
for solar panels (with or without separate module interface
rails), and is rotated by means of a drive system. Solar
tracker means a mechanical system that moves solar
modules according to the position of the sun and to
increase energy output.
• Line 1g. Structural fastener means a component
which is used to connect the mechanical and drive system
components of a solar tracker to the foundation of such
solar tracker, to connect torque tubes to drive assemblies,
or to connect segments of torque tubes to one another.
Solar tracker means a mechanical system that moves
solar modules according to the position on the sun and to
increase energy output.
Column (d) for lines 1a and 1e. Aggregate capacity
is determined by multiplying the number of eligible
components sold during the tax year (thin film photovoltaic
cells, crystalline photovoltaic cells or solar modules, lines
1a or 1e) by the wattage capacity of each respective
component.
For example, if you produced and sold 500 100-watt
thin film photovoltaic cells (500 x 100 = 50,000) and 1,500
200-watt crystalline photovoltaic cells (1,500 x 200 =
300,000), the reportable aggregate capacity in line 1,
column (d), is 350,000 (50,000 + 300,000).
The line 1e column (d) aggregate capacity is calculated
in a similar manner. If you sold 300 100-watt solar
modules (300 x 100 = 30,000) and 400 200-watt solar
modules (400 x 200 = 80,000), the aggregate capacity on
line 1e, column (d), is 110,000 (30,000 + 80,000).
Enter on lines 1b, 1c, 1d, 1f, and 1g, the number of
solar energy component units sold, as specified in column
(b) units of measurement.

• Line 2a. Related offshore wind vessel is any vessel
which is purpose-built or retrofitted for purposes of the
development, transport, installation, operation, or
maintenance of offshore wind energy components.
Complete Part III, lines 1–49, with sales prices for any
eligible offshore wind vessels produced and sold. Enter
the total from Part III on line 2a, column (d).
• Line 2b. Blade means an airfoil-shaped blade which is
responsible for converting wind energy to low-speed
rotational energy.
• Line 2c. Nacelle is the assembly of the drivetrain and
other tower-top components of a wind turbine (with the
exception of the blades and the hub) within their cover
housing.
• Line 2d. Tower is a tubular or lattice structure which
supports the nacelle and rotor of a wind turbine.
• Line 2e and 2f. Offshore wind foundation is the
component (including transition piece) which secures an
offshore wind tower and any above-water turbine
components to the seafloor using fixed platforms such as
offshore wind monopiles, jackets, or gravity-based
foundations, or floating platforms and associated mooring
systems.
Column (d) for lines 2b–2f. Aggregate capacity is
determined by multiplying the number of eligible
components produced and sold during the tax year by the
rated capacity of each wind turbine for which the
component was produced.
For example, if you produced and sold 3 blades for a
6-million-watt wind turbine and 3 blades were sold for a
10-million-watt wind turbine, the aggregate capacity is 48
million (3 x 6 million), plus (3 x 10 million). Enter
48,000,000 on line 2b, column (d).

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Line 3. Inverter eligible components are the
following.
• Inverter means an end product which is suitable to
convert direct current electricity from one or more solar
modules or certified distributed wind energy systems into
alternating current electricity.
• Line 3a. Central inverter means an inverter which is
suitable for large utility-scale systems and has a capacity
which is greater than 1,000 kilowatts (expressed on a per
alternating current watt basis).
• Line 3b. Utility inverter means an inverter which is
suitable for commercial or utility-scale systems, has a
rated output of not less than 600 volt three-phase power,
and has a capacity greater than 125 kilowatts and not
greater than 1,000 kilowatts (expressed on a per
alternating current watt basis).
• Line 3c. Commercial inverter means an inverter
which is suitable for commercial or utility-scale
applications, has a rated output of 208, 480, 600, or 800
volt three-phase power, and has a capacity which is not
less than 20 kilowatts and not greater than 125 kilowatts
(expressed on a per alternating current watt basis).
• Line 3d. Residential inverter means an inverter which
is suitable for a residence, has a rated output of 120 or
240 volt single-phase power, and has a capacity which is
not greater than 20 kilowatts (expressed on a per
alternating current watt basis).
• Line e. Microinverter means an inverter which is
suitable to connect with one solar module, has a rated
output of 120 or 240 volt single-phase power, or 208 or

Line 2. Wind energy components are the following.
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480 volt three-phase power, and has a capacity which is
not greater than 650 watts (expressed on a per alternating
current watt basis).
• Line 3f. Distributed wind inverter means an inverter
which is used in a residential or non-residential system
which utilizes one or more certified distributed wind
energy systems, and has a rated output of not greater
than 150 kilowatts. A “certified distributed wind energy
system” is certified by an accredited certification agency
to meet standard 9.1-2009 of the American Wind Energy
Association (including any subsequent revisions to or
modifications of such standard which have been approved
by the American National Standards Institute).
Column (d) for lines 3a–3f. The inverter component
aggregate capacity is determined by multiplying the
number of eligible components sold by the capacity of
each component (expressed on a per alternating current
watt basis).
For example, you produce and sell 50 central inverters
and each central inverter’s capacity in watts (AC) is 1,000.
In addition, you produce and sell 100 central inverters and
each of those central inverter’s capacity in watts (AC) is
2,500. Multiply 50 x 1,000 (50,000) and 100 x 2,500
(250,000) to determine total aggregate capacity of
300,000 (50,000 + 250,000) for line 3a, column (d).

Line 6. Critical minerals are the following.
Capacity-to-power ratio means, with respect to a
battery cell or battery module, the ratio of the capacity of
the cell or module to the maximum discharge amount of
cell or module.
• Aluminum which is converted from bauxite to a
minimum purity of 99% alumina by mass, or purified to a
minimum purity of 99.9% aluminum by mass.
• Antimony which is converted to antimony trisulfide
concentrate with a minimum purity of 90% antimony
trisulfide by mass, or purified to a minimum purity of
99.65% antimony by mass.
• Barite which is barium sulfate purified to a minimum
purity of 80% barite by mass.
• Beryllium which is converted to copper-beryllium
master alloy, or purified to a minimum purity of 99%
beryllium by mass.
• Cerium which is converted to cerium oxide which is
purified to a minimum purity of 99.9% cerium oxide by
mass, or purified to a minimum purity of 99% cerium by
mass.
• Cesium which is converted to cesium formate or
cesium carbonate, or purified to a minimum purity of 99%
cesium by mass.
• Chromium which is converted to ferrochromium
consisting of not less than 60% chromium by mass, or
purified to a minimum purity of 99% chromium by mass.
• Cobalt which is converted to cobalt sulfate, or purified
to a minimum purity of 99.6% cobalt by mass.
• Dysprosium which is converted to not less than 99%
pure dysprosium iron alloy by mass, or purified to a
minimum purity of 99% dysprosium by mass.
• Europium which is converted to europium oxide which
is purified to a minimum purity of 99.9% europium oxide
by mass, or purified to a minimum purity of 99% by mass.
• Fluorspar which is converted to fluorspar which is
purified to a minimum purity of 97% calcium fluoride by
mass, or purified to a minimum purity of 99% fluorspar by
mass.
• Gadolinium which is converted to gadolinium oxide
which is purified to a minimum purity of 99.9% gadolinium
oxide by mass, or purified to a minimum purity of 99%
gadolinium by mass.
• Germanium which is converted to germanium
tetrachloride, or purified to a minimum purity of 99.99%
germanium by mass.
• Graphite which is purified to a minimum purity of 99.9%
graphitic carbon by mass.
• Indium (1) which is converted to (a) indium tin oxide, or
(b) indium oxide which is purified to a minimum purity of
99.9% indium oxide by mass, or (2) which is purified to a
minimum purity of 99% indium by mass.
• Lithium which is converted to lithium carbonate or
lithium hydroxide, or purified to a minimum purity of 99.9%
lithium by mass.
• Manganese which is converted to manganese
sulphate, or purified to a minimum purity of 99.7%
manganese by mass.
• Neodymium which is converted to
neodymium-praseodymium oxide which is purified to a
minimum purity of 99% neodymium-praseodymium oxide
by mass, converted to neodymium oxide which is purified
to a minimum purity of 99.5% neodymium oxide by mass,

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Line 4. Electrode active material means cathode
materials, anode materials, anode foils, and
electrochemically active materials including solvents,
additives, and electrolyte salts that contribute to the
electrochemical processes necessary for energy storage.
Enter on line 4a, in column (d), the costs incurred for
electrode active materials sold.

Line 5. Battery eligible components are the
following.
• Line 5a. Battery cell means an electrochemical cell
comprised of one or more positive electrodes and one or
more negative electrodes, with an energy density of not
less than 100 watt-hours per liter, and capable of storing
at least 12 watt-hours of energy with a capacity-to-power
ratio not exceeding 100:1.
• Lines 5b and 5c. Battery module means a module
(a) in the case of a module using battery cells, with two or
more battery cells which are configured electrically, in
series or parallel, to create voltage or current, as
appropriate, to a specified end use; or (b) with no battery
cells. To be eligible, either type of battery module must
have an aggregate capacity of not less than 7
kilowatt-hours (or, in the case of a module for a hydrogen
fuel cell vehicle, not less than 1 kilowatt-hour) with a
capacity-to-power ratio not exceeding 100:1.
Column (d) for lines 5a–5c. The aggregate capacity
of eligible battery components is determined by
multiplying the number of eligible components produced
and sold by the capacity of each component expressed on
a kilowatt-hour basis.
For example, you produce and sell 50 battery cells and
each battery cell has a capacity of 12 kilowatt-hours. In
addition, you produce and sell 100 battery cells and each
of those battery cells has a capacity of 15 kilowatt-hours.
Multiply 50 x 12 (600) and 100 x 15 (1,500) to determine
total aggregate capacity of 2,100 kilowatt-hours for
line 5a, column (d).
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or purified to a minimum purity of 99.9% neodymium by
mass.
• Nickel which is converted to nickel sulphate, or purified
to a minimum purity of 99% nickel by mass.
• Niobium which is converted to ferronibium, or purified
to a minimum purity of 99% niobium by mass.
• Tellurium which is converted to cadmium telluride, or
purified to a minimum purity of 99% tellurium by mass.
• Tin which is purified to low alpha emitting tin which has
a purity of greater than 99.99% by mass, and possesses
an alpha emission rate of not greater than 0.01 counts per
hour per centimeter square.
• Tungsten which is converted to ammonium
paratungstate or ferrotungsten.
• Vanadium which is converted to ferrovanadium or
vanadium pentoxide.
• Yttrium which is converted to yttrium oxide which is
purified to a minimum purity of 99.999% yttrium oxide by
mass, or purified to a minimum purity of 99.9% yttrium by
mass.

Then allocate the amount of the credit to your partners, S
corporation shareholders, or beneficiaries.
Line 8a. Report the amount on the applicable line of
Form 3800, Part III, Line 1b.
If you are making an elective payment election or a
transfer election, see Inflation Reduction Act of 2022,
earlier.

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Line 8b. Allocate the credit on line 8a, column (e),
between the estate or trust and the beneficiaries in the
same proportion as income was allocated and enter the
beneficiaries’ share on line 8b, column (e). If the estate or
trust is subject to the passive activity rules, complete Form
8582-CR, Passive Activity Credit Limitations, to determine
the allowed credit that must be allocated between the
estate or trust and the beneficiaries.

Paperwork Reduction Act Notice. We ask for the
information on this form to carry out the Internal Revenue
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information. We need it to ensure that you are complying
with these laws and to allow us to figure and collect the
right amount of tax.

Other Minerals

Any of the following minerals, provided that such mineral is
purified to a minimum purity of 99% by mass:
Arsenic

Lanthanum

Rubidium

Titanium

Bismuth

Lutetium

Ruthenium

Ytterbium

Erbium

Magnesium

Samarium

Zinc

Gallium

Palladium

Scandium

Zirconium

Hafnium

Platinum

Tantalum

Holmium

Praseodymium

Terbium

Iridium

Rhodium

Thulium

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The time needed to complete and file this form will vary
depending on individual circumstances. The estimated
burden for individual and business taxpayers filing this
form is approved under OMB control number 1545-0074
and 1545-0123 and is included in the estimates shown in
the instructions for their individual and business income
tax return. The estimated burden for all other taxpayers
who file this form is shown below.

Complete Part IV and enter total costs for the
applicable critical elements from Part IV, line 74, on
line 6a, column (d).
Line 7. Generally, partners, S corporation shareholders,
and beneficiaries of trusts and estates do not need to file
Form 7207. They enter the amount of the credit allocated
to them on Schedule K-1 (Form 1065 or Form 1120-S or
Form 1041) on line 1b of Part III of Form 3800.
However, if the partner, S corporation shareholder, or
beneficiary is, itself, a pass-through entity, it must
complete Part I of a Form 7207. Enter "credit from
partnership, S corporation, estate, or trust" (as applicable)
on line 3 of Part I. On Part II, skip lines 1 through 6. Enter
on line 7 of Part II the advanced manufacturing production
credit allocated to you from the pass-through entity on
Schedule K-1 (Form 1065 or Form 1120-S or Form 1041).

Recordkeeping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Learning about the law or the form . . . . . . . .
Preparing and sending the form to the IRS . . .

2 hr., 52 min.
0 hr., 50 min.
0 hr., 34 min.

If you have comments concerning the accuracy of
these time estimates or suggestions for making this form
simpler, we would be happy to hear from you. See the
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