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We're having some double glazing done sometime in the next month or so.

Just a thought.  I know that I can offset 25% of the cost of the materials (not the labour) against my tax bill for whichever year in which the installation takes place.

Let's say that my Imposition d'Impots is €1k and the above is €1.5k, does that simply wipe out my tax liability, or do I get a €500 refund?  

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Now, if it wasn't for the fact that the infermiere is dropping by for a routine blood test at 08.00 tomorrow (mine, not hers!), I'd get the celebratory Armagnac out here and now!  I'd have put odds of 20-1 against that being the answer.

No catch is there?  No top stop?  Nothing changing on 31st Dec 2009?  

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Don't joump for joy too high...

There are all sorts of criterea to be fulfilled; The stuff must be installed by an Artisan, it must be your primary residence, things are changing on 1/1/10 and there is a limit on the amount you can reclaim.

IME, the DG companies simply mark up the price by the tax allowance, then point out that you can get it back. Inevitable, I suppose.

 

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[quote user="Nick Trollope"]

The stuff must be installed by an Artisan, it must be your primary residence, things are changing on 1/1/10 and there is a limit on the amount you can reclaim.

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Yes to the first two.  It's going to be touch & go whether it gets done before Christmas (ordered 10 days ago, with a 6-7 wk leadtime.)

Nick - can you provide any info on the new limits?

In the meantime, thanks everyone for the good news.

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Maricopa ............

Excellent - on that basis, it looks as though we've got a result.  I'll chase up the menuisier on Monday and ask him to break the habit of a lifetime and extract his Southern digit.[blink]

Think that I'll have that Armagnac tonight.[:D]

Many thanks again.

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