- A tomato grower in greenhouse horticulture ended his business after a zoning change and government-backed demolition/sanitation incentives under the “Room for the River” policy.
- In exchange for agreeing to remediate his agricultural buildings, he received both financial compensation and the right to be allocated nine residential building plots.
- He later bought a parcel of land in 2015 in connection with this arrangement.
- The article concerns the tax treatment of these compensation arrangements and the later zoning change affecting the land.
Source: futd.nl
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