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EDF buys electricity from many individuals. Income must be declared, but it is exempt from taxes if the power is less than three kilowatt-peak. In this article we explain how it works.<\/strong><\/p>\n Unit used for photovoltaic solar, the kilowatt-peak (Wp) is a unit of measurement used to express the quantity of energy produced by solar installations. It represents the power supplied under optimal conditions, i.e. under standard sunshine of 1,000 W\/m2 at 25\u00b0C. <\/p>\n Additional conditions include that the installation cannot be connected to the network in more than two places, and that it must be managed by you as an individual, not a company. Despite everything, the amounts must be declared. <\/p>\n So you can do it:<\/p>\n If the power is greater than 3 kWp, the electricity sold is taxable and must be declared on form 2042c PRO either in one of boxes 5NO, etc. to benefit from a 71% reduction. <\/p>\n On the other hand, if the power is less than 3 kWp, then the electricity sold must not be declared. Only the remaining 29% of your income will be subject to tax, and social costs will be deducted from this same amount. <\/p>\n You also have the option of reporting your actual income minus your expenses; however, you will either need to hire an accountant to prepare your accounts or have your own accounts audited by an official unit called an approved management center.<\/p>\n Since January 1, 2014, there are no longer any tax credits for the installation of photovoltaic solar panels. These credits were previously available. Despite this, there are incentives in France, as in many other countries, for owners to sell electricity back to the grid at advantageous prices. <\/p>\n This therefore means that it makes more sense to use electricity from the network for your own supply, and to resell the electricity produced by your solar panels to EDF. The EDF purchase price, on the other hand, has continued to fall in recent years. <\/p>\n To note :<\/strong> The price currently paid by EDF for new installations differs depending on whether or not you sell all of the electricity you create to EDF. If you only sell part of it, the payment is lower.<\/p>\n If you sell all the electricity that your installation produces, the price varies depending on the power of the installation: <\/p>\nEssential data<\/h2>\n
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