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Feed in Tariff
Tax Planning and Financial

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11 years ago
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1. Am I right in thinking that where a landlord installs PV panels at a residential property, the Feed-in Tariff is taxable and he cannot claim capital allowances on the installation costs. None of the websites I've looked at spell this out in clear simple terms?

2. Is there any possibility of the landlord being treated as running a power generating business (rather than a rental business) and therefore being allowed to claim capital allowances which would result in a loss?

Many thanks for your help

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