Dutch rental properties are anticipated to be sold off as landlords react to upcoming regulations changing for 2024-2027, De Telegraaf reports. In a letter, 12 major real estate firms cautioned that the 2025 Tax Plan might prompt a second wave of rental properties being listed for sale due to the new rules.
As reported by various newspapers, a significant number of small investors and property owners opted to sell their rental properties in 2023 and 2024 onwards as investment incentives diminished. Now, medium and large investors are expected to follow suit. Starting in 2025, legislative changes will affect property investors who frequently rely on loans to finance their projects. These changes will restrict the ability to deduct loan interest from corporate taxes. Currently, property developers can deduct up to 1 million euros in interest from corporate taxes per private company. However, under the new 2025 tax plan, this 1 million euro allowance will be eliminated, and investors will only be able to deduct up to 20 percent of their company profits.
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