Virginia Taxes

I was looking through the virginia tax website and came across this:
Virginia Department of Taxation

Clean Fuel Vehicle and Certain Refueling Property

General instructions: A credit may be claimed for: 10% of the deduction allowed under IRC Section 179A for the purchase of clean fuel vehicles, including hybrid vehicles, principally garaged in Virginia, or for the purchase of refueling property placed in service in Virginia; or 10% of the total costs used to compute the credit for electric vehicles under IRC Section 30. Individual filers complete Schedule CR, Part VIII, and corporate filers complete Form 500CR, Part IX, to claim this credit. For clean fuel vehicles, provide a property description. For qualified electric vehicles for which a federal credit was claimed, federal Form 8834 must also be attached. For refueling property, attach a copy of federal Form 4562 or other form showing computation of the Federal Section 179A deduction. Unused credits may be carried forward for five years.
• If you claimed a clean fuel vehicle deduction on your federal return, you may claim a credit on your Virginia return equal to 10% of the amount deducted on your federal return, not to exceed your Virginia tax liability. As explained in the general instructions, you must provide a description of the property for which the credit is being claimed. In lieu of a separate statement, you may write directly on the individual Schedule CR or the corporate Form 500CR. For example, if you claimed a clean fuel vehicle deduction on your federal individual income tax return for the purchase and use of a Honda Insight (hybrid vehicle), you should complete Schedule CR, Part VIII, Lines 30 through 34, and write next to line 30, "Clean Fuel Vehicle - Honda Insight".
• If you claimed a credit for qualified electric vehicles on your federal return, you may claim a credit on your Virginia return equal to 10% of the cost used to compute the federal credit.
• If you claimed a deduction for clean fuel vehicle refueling property on your federal return, you may claim a credit on your Virginia return equal to 10% of the amount deducted on your federal return, not to exceed your Virginia tax liability.

Which references this:

Code Section: 58.1-438.1
Tax Type: Corporation Income Tax; Individual Income Tax
Brief Description: Tax credit for clean-fuel vehicles and certain refueling property
Topics:

§ 58.1-438.1. Tax credit for vehicle emissions testing equipment, clean-fuel vehicles and certain refueling property.
Any corporation, individual or public service corporation shall be allowed a credit against the income or gross receipts taxes imposed by Subtitle I (§ 58.1-100 et seq.) and Chapter 26 (§ 58.1-2600 et seq.) of Title 58.1 of (i) an amount equal to ten percent of the deduction allowed to such corporation, individual or public service corporation under Section 179A of the Internal Revenue Code for purchases of clean-fuel vehicles principally garaged in Virginia or certain refueling property placed in service in Virginia or ten percent of the costs used to compute the credit under Section 30 of the Internal Revenue Code and (ii) an amount equal to twenty percent of the purchase or lease price paid during the taxable year for equipment certified by the Department of Environmental Quality for vehicle emissions testing, located within, or within any county, city or town adjacent to, any county, city or town wherein implementation of an enhanced vehicle emissions inspection program, as defined in § 46.2-1176, is required. Credits granted to a partnership or S corporation shall be passed through to the partners or shareholders, respectively. If the credit exceeds the tax liability in a year, the credit may be carried forward up to five succeeding years.
(1993, c. 562; 1994, cc. 164, 875; 1995, c. 100; 1997, c. 350; 1998, c. 599.)

So, does this mean I get my $2000 federal tax deduction and a Virginia Tax Credit of $200 (10% of the $2000 federal deduction)?

Thanks

Joe