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14619

Question 14619 — energy and fuels

answeredFrance· National Assembly· FR

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Mr. Bastien Marchive draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty to residential photovoltaic installations. The development of renewable energies is an essential part of the ecological and energy transition. As such, aid is provided to equip oneself or pay for the installation. In fact, photovoltaic installations connected to the network of a power less than or equal to 3 kWp can benefit from a VAT rate of 10%, while installations with a power greater than 3 kWp have a VAT rate of 20%. The European Union, through the recent revision of the VAT directive (no. 2022/542 of April 5, 2022) now allows Member States to apply a reduced rate "on the delivery and installation of solar panels on private homes, housing and buildings, public and others, used for activities of general interest and in the immediate vicinity of them. In comparison, on this particular point, the Netherlands applies a 0% rate for private photovoltaic panels and Belgium a 6% VAT rate for residential solar panels. This is why he asks if, in order to meet France's "low carbon" objectives, a even more attractive tax system to contribute to the development of residential photovoltaic energy.

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