investeringsdrempels
Investeringsdrempels, or investment thresholds, are monetary or quantitative limits used in public policy and regulation to determine when an investment qualifies for specific benefits, obligations, or regulatory treatment. They define the minimum size or scope of an investment that triggers a program, subsidy, tax incentive, or compliance requirement.
These thresholds appear across multiple policy areas, including tax relief, grant schemes, environmental and energy efficiency
How an investeringsdrempel works in practice varies by program. In some cases, the total project cost must
Rationale for using thresholds includes administrative efficiency, reducing fragmentation of support, and ensuring that subsidies accompany
See also: investasi, tilskud, skattelettelser, offentlige støtteordninger.