With growing pressure from society and governments to operate more sustainably, investments in environmentally friendly assets are becoming increasingly important. For entrepreneurs in the Netherlands, the MIA/VAMIL scheme scheme offers a great opportunity to invest in sustainable initiatives with a financial advantage. But what exactly does this regulation entail?

Environmental Investment Allowance (MIA).

The MIA allows you to deduct a portion of your investment costs from your taxable profit, reducing your company's tax burden. This not only encourages the integration of sustainable technologies (such as a Refill Point) but also improves your company's competitive position when sustainability is a priority.

Random depreciation of environmental investments (VAMIL)

In addition, the VAMIL scheme offers flexibility in depreciating investments, allowing you as an entrepreneur to determine how quickly you want to write off these costs. This gives you more financial flexibility and is therefore beneficial for your liquidity.

Specifically, what does this mean?

The Dripl Refill Point certainly qualifies as a "tap system for water and soft drinks. By applying this legislation, you can benefit from savings of up to 14%. It may seem like dry stuff, but by implementing these regulations, you as a business owner are not only contributing to a better planet, but also strengthening your own financial position. A win-win situation, we think.