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Grants and tax schemes

Subsidies are there to reduce the additional cost of sustainable and circular investments. We know all about the EIA, MIA, SDE++, among others.
For new construction and renovation there are various fiscal measures or subsidy possibilities.
Depending on the level of ambition and by cleverly combining schemes, it is often possible to achieve cost-neutral sustainability.

Various sustainability labels such as BREEAM (new construction or In-Use) or GPR can be used to determine the level of ambition and sustainability. Through our years of experience, we have built up a broad network of the necessary advisors, who can be called in where necessary.

These sustainability labels are fiscally stimulated through the Environmental Investment Allowance (MIA). Net benefit can amount to approximately 10%.

Separate, mostly installation-related components are also fiscally stimulated through the Energy Investment Allowance (EIA). The net advantage of this is around 10%.

Solar panels, solar collectors or CO2 savings. These are also subsidized separately, through the SDE++.

Smaller heat pumps or 2 measures for homes through the ISDE.

Please contact us if one of the mentioned measures is interesting for you.

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MIA

MIA scheme: sustainable incentive for entrepreneurs

The Environmental Investment Allowance (MIA) is a Dutch scheme that offers entrepreneurs financial benefits for investments in environmentally friendly and sustainable business assets. This scheme, supported by the government, stimulates green initiatives and contributes to more sustainable business operations. Environmentally friendly investments in such areas as sustainable buildings, use of raw materials, emission reduction and a circular economy are eligible for the Environmental Investment Allowance (MIA). A certain percentage of the investment amount may be deducted from corporate income tax. As a result, less tax has to be paid. The amount of the deduction percentage depends on the category and the asset in which you invest and is indicated on the Environmental List. Every year the Environmental List is adjusted.

How Does the MIA Scheme Work?

  1. Financial Benefit: Entrepreneurs can benefit from a tax deduction of up to 45% of the investment amount. This results in significant cost savings.

  2. Environmentally Friendly Investments: The MIA scheme applies to various sustainable investments, such as energy-efficient equipment, electric vehicles, and eco-friendly business premises.

  3. Reduced Tax Burden: The deduction for environmentally friendly investments reduces the tax payable, encouraging business owners to make sustainable choices.

Benefits of the MIA scheme

  1. Cost savings: Entrepreneurs can save significant costs by using the MIA scheme, contributing to a healthy financial position.

  2. Sustainable Business: The MIA scheme promotes sustainability and environmentally friendly practices, creating positive environmental impacts.

  3. Innovation and Competitive Advantage: By investing in green technologies, companies can develop innovative solutions and gain a competitive advantage.

Codes from the 2023 Environmental List

Commonly used codes in new or renovated buildings:

  • G 6100 MIA Circular utility building
  • G 6102 MIA Circular house
  • G 6115 Very sustainably renovated or otherwise very sustainable new utility building according to BREEAM-NL
  • D 6116 Sustainably renovated or highly sustainable new utility building according to BREEAM-NL

– For these codes we can be both expert and assessor.

Letter
E
D
G

Deduction rate
27%
36%
45%

Maximum net Benefits
6,966%
9,288%
11,61%

Many projects with BREEAM, GPR, Circulair bouwen en BCI Gebouw use MIA.

EIA

Energy-saving measures in buildings, processes, means of transport, renewable energy, energy balancing, energy transition, energy advice, among others A certain percentage of the investment amount may be deducted from corporate income tax. As a result, less tax has to be paid. The amount of the deduction percentage depends on the requirements in the code in which you invest and is indicated on the Energy List. The Energy List is updated every year.

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Standard deduction from Energy List 2023 at 25% VPB.

Deduction Rate
45,5% 

Maximum net Advantage
11,73%

SDE++

SDE++ scheme: subsidy for renewable energy projects

The SDE++ scheme, also known as the Sustainable Energy Production Incentive Scheme Plus, is a powerful government initiative to stimulate renewable energy projects. This subsidy is intended for entrepreneurs and organizations that want to invest in green energy generation and the transition to a sustainable energy supply.

How Does the SDE++ Scheme Work?

  1. Financial Support: The SDE++ subsidy provides financial support for various renewable energy technologies, including solar, wind, biomass and geothermal.

  2. Lowering Financial Risks: Entrepreneurs can count on compensation for the difference between the cost of renewable energy and its market value, minimizing financial risks.

  3. Stimulating Innovation: The scheme promotes innovation by encouraging investment in new, sustainable technologies.

Advantages of the SDE++ scheme

  1. Promotion of Sustainability: The SDE++ subsidy contributes to a large-scale transition to renewable energy sources and reduces dependence on fossil fuels.

  2. Financial Feasibility: Entrepreneurs get the opportunity to realize renewable energy projects thanks to financial support and risk reduction.

  3. Environmentally Friendly Growth: The scheme stimulates sustainable economic growth and contributes to a cleaner living environment.

ISDE

ISDE scheme: sustainable energy investment subsidy

The Sustainable Energy Investment Subsidy (ISDE) is a Dutch scheme that supports individuals and business users to purchase renewable energy solutions. Find out how the ISDE scheme works and how it contributes to a greener future.

What is the ISDE regulation?

The ISDE scheme provides financial incentives for the purchase of renewable heat sources, such as solar water heaters, heat pumps, biomass boilers and pellet stoves. This promotes the transition to renewable energy and reduces CO2 emissions.

How Does It Work?

  1. Purchase subsidy: Users receive a subsidy amount when purchasing a renewable heating system.

  2. Sustainability: The scheme contributes to making homes and buildings more sustainable through the use of environmentally friendly heat sources.

  3. Budget and Conditions: The ISDE scheme has an annual available budget and specific conditions for application

Benefits of the ISDE scheme

  1. Financial Support: The subsidy reduces investment costs and makes renewable energy solutions more affordable.

  2. Environmental Friendliness: By investing in renewable heat sources, users contribute to reduced emissions of harmful gases.

  3. Energy Savings: Renewable heat sources reduce energy costs and contribute to an energy-efficient lifestyle.

Basic requirements to use tax measures

The applicant must pay income or corporate tax in the Netherlands. Only companies and corporations are eligible for MIA and EIA. The investment is on the Environmental List/Energy List and meets the requirements. The order is given in the year that the asset is on the Environmental List/Energy List. The business asset is new (second-hand business assets are excluded, but purchase of new secondary building material is allowed) The minimum investment amount is € 2,500. You must report the asset within three months of investment. An amount may only be reported once for EIA or MIA. A minimum of 25% of the investment amount must be paid within 1 year of assignment.

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