Betting and Green Investments: The Future of Gambling and Sustainable Energy in the Digital Age
The House of Representatives has approved a reform proposed by Minister of Finance Vincent Van Peteghem that will allow companies to deduct up to 40 percent of their green investment costs from their profits. This new deduction system, which will be implemented starting in 2025, aims to speed up the transition to a more sustainable energy future. As part of the reform, natural persons and small companies will receive a basic deduction, while larger companies can take advantage of a technology deduction for patents and research and development worth 13.5 percent. Additionally, there will be a thematic deduction specifically for green investments that allows SMEs to deduct 40 percent and larger companies 30 percent of their green investment costs. This new system covers investments in efficient energy use, renewable energy, CO₂-free transport, and environmentally friendly initiatives like recycling systems.
Online betting has also seen a significant rise in recent years, offering both thrill and danger as individuals navigate the world of wagering at their fingertips. From being described as a modern gambler’s paradise to a controversial phenomenon, online betting is an exciting frontier of entertainment with potential risks involved.
