wang5150
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I'm on APS and had 2 powerwalls installed back in Feb 2018... the invoice did not have any sales tax.
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Perhaps it needs to be argued that it it part of a photovoltaic system. Did you have panels install now or earlier or is this stand alone Powerwalls?I have googled and talked to the az tax dept of rev. But. No one knows. All then keep referring me to is the tax rebate nothing about sales tax. It’s like the work at the dmv
Tesla is charging me 1800$ in sales tax on the powerwalls. Arizona srp. I am installing the extra large system with 4 pw at the same time. And they are saying tax is required. I knife think it’s tax tree. Can anyone see there final invoice and see it u paid tax on your power walls or ? Can u post it so I can show Tesla.
Tesla is charging me 1800$ in sales tax on the powerwalls. Arizona srp. I am installing the extra large system with 4 pw at the same time. And they are saying tax is required. I knife think it’s tax tree. Can anyone see there final invoice and see it u paid tax on your power walls or ? Can u post it so I can show Tesla.
@SOULPEDL
I dont look at this thread much because its AZ based and I am in CA, but I liked your post talking about your impressions of the system on page 12. One thing you mentioned in there was:
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Everytime I switch settings in Advanced mode, it gives power to the grid before switching. Software?
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I observe this too, but it makes perfect sense to me, because it appears to me that when you make a change, in order to ensure no loss of power to the home, the system switches to grid power temporarily to apply the change, then the change becomes effective and the system picks up, reacting to your change.
Its usually only a few beats or so, but seems perfectly normal, and not something that would ever need to be "fixed" per se.
FYI, critical votes coming that could impact Energy costs in Az. I'm just passing along some info gathered as a member of LD18. Some action came highly recommended and thought this might be a good place to share. Hope I'm not violating any rules.
For SRP customers only: They are holding a board election on open seat(s), but you must request a special SRP ballot on their website. SRP: Early voting ballot request form
For all Az Utility companies, there is a critical vote this year for 3 seats on the ACC board - they have power over our Az utilities. (ACC = Arizona Commerce Commission). Winning at least 2 of 3 Blue seats will flip the board from Red to Blue as well. Democrats claim to encourage solar incentives and fair pricing for all. I'm actually new to this, but feels right.
Maybe I should post this as a separate thread?
If you do make another thread, please link it back here so we can jump to it. This is definitely an interest for me. I have two EVs, no ICE car, two powerwalls, Tesla solar, and an older solar system from a bankrupt company that I folded into Tesla's system. So I'm basically all in for the future, and might even consider trying for one of those seats, though how I'll find the time who knows.
If you do make another thread, please link it back here so we can jump to it. This is definitely an interest for me. I have two EVs, no ICE car, two powerwalls, Tesla solar, and an older solar system from a bankrupt company that I folded into Tesla's system. So I'm basically all in for the future, and might even consider trying for one of those seats, though how I'll find the time who knows.
For some reason I thought there was only one good plan for those with solar and an EV, however I just noticed there are more options. I'm starting to feed back some to the grid, so figured it's time to check the rate plan is a good fit. Has anyone who is generally self sufficient (two powerwalls maybe) played around with finding the best plan for saving money? It almost seems like SRP is obfuscating by having so many options, but maybe that's just the cynic in me and all the options are good. Anyway before I get my eyes crossed doing math, just curious if anyone else has already done the work
FAQ about SRP's solar price plans
Hi group! Great forum discussions. My family and I are moving to the Phoenix area and I just ordered the large system with 2 powerwalls. I am also being charged with sales tax for the PW. I'm going to call Tesla this morning and try to get a better explanation of why.......