vidoc67 wrote:From what I read, it is better to just declare the pellet boiler alone ...
We met a person with taxes and it is the total vagueness it is lamentable, the texts of law are badly made and it is left to the free interpretation of the controller ... no clear answer.
The apartment silo we forget ... but the rest of the supplies and equipment?
Precisely, this is what I was reading (new BO of taxes published on April 6). The silo yes it should not be counted.
In principle, the basis of the tax credit [...] includes the cost of parts and supplies intended to integrate or constitute, once assembled, the energy production equipment using
a renewable energy source (cf. BOI 5 B-26-05 n ° 36).
http://www11.minefi.gouv.fr/boi/boi2009 ... 5b1009.pdf
This is only the energy production part: basically, the boiler only. It is accepted however "that the expenses relating to the" worm screw "or any other device allowing automatic feeding are also included in the base of the tax credit." But it stops there (not the silo / storage, not the radiators, etc etc). Regulation is taken into account, but in another category of tax credit. It is especially important to be careful that everything is well detailed on the invoice (material / mo, designation of the material, boiler separation + small accessory / storage / radiators).
It is not entirely left to the free appreciation of the controller, the BOs of taxes are there for precision the interpretation of the texts. But sometimes these details come a little late. For example, the BO mentioned above relates to the expenses made in 2008 to be declared on the 2009 taxes, but not yet the expenses made in 2009 where the new provisions applied at the end of 2008 / beginning of 2009 will apply. instructions ... and in the meantime the tax centers are in complete blur, indeed!