Investments in solar farms are characterised by high returns and high security

Through the reliability of solar radiation and the long-term buy-back tariffs guaranteed by the state, investments in solar farms are superior to many traditional life and pensions insurance policies for capital investments such as retirement provision and estate planning. This is also the reason why insurance and financial institutes are the largest investors for solar energy nowadays.
 
Until now, the private investor had to choose between either participation in public funds from € 10,000 upwards or the construction and acquisition of entire solar systems for several million Euros and the associated time and effort.

The gap between the two is closed for the first time by limited partner participation in an existing solar farm for qualified investors. The investor acquires a limited partner participation which is effected either via fiduciaries or direct entry in the commercial register.

Asset structuring can then be performed at an early stage as part of asset and inheritance planning. The limited partner share counts as preferential business assets in accordance with Section 13b of the inheritance tax and gift tax act.

In case of inheritance or endowment, it leads under certain requirements to a granting of exemption for 85 % of the value; this part of the capital is then not taxed.