One of the main financial incentives
for Washington State residents interested in installing solar has
been the Washington State Sales Tax Exemption. This tax incentive was
set to expire on Sunday, June 30th and dramatically
increased the length of time for a typical PV system to pay itself
off. Artisan Electric has been working overtime to ensure that all of
our customers could get their solar tax-free before the incentive
expired, but we couldn't meet the needs of everybody before June
30th. In fact, the whole solar industry has been suffering
from capacity issues over the last few months, so there's definitely
been a huge strain on all of us.
Luckily, over the weekend the
Washington State House and Senate “heroically” passed a budget
bill in the 11th hour which included an extension for
the solar sales tax exemption to 2018. This extension will not only
allow Artisan Electric to provide a better price to our customers for
the Solarize Central/Southeast and beyond, it will increase the
amount of solar installations across the state. And that, after all,
is what it's all about.
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