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Windmills, solar parks and taxation
Beautiful or not. Windmills are now commonplace in the Netherlands and solar parks will follow. Windmills are fiscally equivalent to solar parks. But what does that mean?
The efficiency and aversion to fossil fuels create a demand in the Netherlands for space for wind turbines and solar panels (or solar parks). The use of pastures to meet the demand for space is also being considered. In addition to aesthetic and business economic questions, there are also tax questions.
We currently see 3 ways of investing:
- Exploitation by third parties, through:
– Sale of land to third parties;
– Allowing placement for an annual fee. - Exploitation by the owner of the land.
- Exploitation by a group of farmers, whether or not supplemented by third parties.
In any case, income (and/or company) and turnover tax play a role in all the forms mentioned. In addition, other charges may also apply.
White papers Windmills and solar parks
In two white papers we will discuss the (fiscal) aspects of the first two methods of exploitation:
- Windmills and solar parks and taxation – Exploitation by third parties;
- Windmills and solar parks and taxation – Exploitation by the land owner.
Request the white paper(s) of your choice free of charge by clicking on the relevant link.
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Are you considering installing one or more windmills or a solar park on your land? We are happy to act as your sparring partner to shape this step. We are happy to support you and go through all aspects that are important to you. Ask your question via the advice form and get in touch with the tax specialists at acconâ– avm.
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