- The Netherlands aims for a fully circular economy by 2050 to align with EU targets
- The construction sector is a key sector for achieving circularity
- Circular construction involves practices such as minimizing material use and designing for disassembly
- Three main forms of circular construction are remountable buildings, modular buildings, and flex housing
- VAT and capital transfer tax implications need to be considered for circular construction
- Questions on VAT include definitions of immovable property, independence, manufacturing, and review periods.
Source: eur.nl
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