Treasury announces review of battery storage VAT anomaly

Stuart Stone
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Treasury announces review of battery storage VAT anomaly

Solar industry celebrates as Treasury promises to explore whether to extend zero VAT rating

This week's Budget may have left much of the green economy underwhelmed, but the solar and energy storage sector found some cause for celebration after the Treasury launched a call for evidence on proposals...

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