- The transfer of an operational wind turbine is considered a business transfer if the buyer also assumes the associated rights and obligations to continue operations.
- Permits for operating wind turbines usually come with conditions, such as noise limits, control program requirements, and rights to use power lines.
- Transferring just one turbine from a wind farm can also be a business transfer if all necessary elements for independent operation are included.
- The assessment is not affected by whether the buyer supplies electricity to new customers.
- A wind turbine is considered operational when it starts producing electricity after test runs.
Source: www4.skatteverket.se
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