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VAT rate on Batteries after solar install
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Given the supply issues, I don't think that'd cost the exchequer too much.Raxiel said:One of the salesmen (who didn't recommend a battery) I spoke to recently suggested there's rumors the VAT for retrofit batteries may be scrapped in the not too distant future. Any truth to that? or just patter?Central Beds, 2.02kWp (9 x 225W) south facing with some morning shade, installed 2011 (£7.16/Wp). Tigo monitoring/optimisers on all panels, Growatt MIC 2000 TL-X Inverter and Solar iBoost installed 2022. (4 x 415W + 6 x 405W garden experiment connected to SunSynk 3.6 hybrid inverter & 2 x 5.3kWh SynSynk batteries) (4 x 405W panels queued to go somewhere)0 -
Chris_Type_R said:
Given the supply issues, I don't think that'd cost the exchequer too much.Raxiel said:One of the salesmen (who didn't recommend a battery) I spoke to recently suggested there's rumors the VAT for retrofit batteries may be scrapped in the not too distant future. Any truth to that? or just patter?
I suppose from the government's PoV, there's no advantage to domestic batteries. The homeowner might not be able to use all the power they generate, but if it's exported, someone will
3.6 kW PV in the Midlands - 9x Sharp 400W black panels - 6x facing SE and 3x facing SW, Solaredge Optimisers and Inverter. 400W Derril Water (one day). Octopus Flux1
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