Besluit van 18 december 2024 tot wijziging van het Besluit toegelaten instellingen volkshuisvesting 2015 in verband met aanpassingen met betrekking tot inbreng van vermogen in verbindingen, overcompensatie, de differentiatie van de inkomensgrens, verlening van administratieve diensten, inkomensbewijzen voor DAEB-toewijzing en novatie van basisrenteleningen — Netherlands law | Esheria

Besluit van 18 december 2024 tot wijziging van het Besluit toegelaten instellingen volkshuisvesting 2015 in verband met aanpassingen met betrekking tot inbreng van vermogen in verbindingen, overcompensatie, de differentiatie van de inkomensgrens, verlening van administratieve diensten, inkomensbewijzen voor DAEB-toewijzing en novatie van basisrenteleningen

This decree changes several housing-corporation rules, including exemptions for capital contributions, income-proof exceptions for permit holders from a COA facility, reporting on the DAEB income-threshold extension, and rules for administrative services and loan novation.

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Netherlands
Instrument
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Version
23 Dec 2024
Language
nl
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administrative services housing associations income threshold income thresholds loan novation overcompensation project support social housing

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This decree changes several housing-corporation rules, including exemptions for capital contributions, income-proof exceptions for permit holders from a COA facility, reporting on the DAEB income-threshold extension, and rules for administrative services and loan novation. This subsection describes changes to BTIV rules on social housing, overcompensation, income thresholds, administrative services, and loan novation.