- Supply and installation of solar power plants are taxed at a lower VAT rate if directly charged to the investor and installed on a residential building that is part of social policy.
- The classification of solar power plants falls under the category of power plants and other energy facilities, which are subject to the general VAT rate.
- If the solar power plant is not an integral part of a residential building and can be removed without damaging the roof or altering the structure, it is taxed at the general VAT rate.
- If only the solar power plant is supplied without installation, it is considered a supply of goods and subject to the general VAT rate.
Source: racunovodja.com
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