Incentivising design quality and sustainability: VAT is a powerful tool and changing the rates can incentivise the sustainability agenda

Walter Menteth

Royal Institute of British Architects

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2019
Refurbishing old buildings reduces emissions – but outdated tax rates make it expensive
Menteth, W., 25 Oct 2019, The Conversation, p. 1.
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VAT reform would promote CO2 emissions reductions, more sustainable building & cost nothing – so why the delay: a Project Compass response to the Climate and Biodiversity Emergency objectives defined in ARCHITECTS DECLARE
Menteth, W., 26 Jul 2019, Project Compass 4 p.
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2017
Sustainable retrofit of existing buildings. Stage Zero. Lesson 4. Fiscal incentives and funding opportunities
Menteth, W., 26 Sept 2017
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2014
Sustainability in practice: VAT reform would promote sustainable building and cost nothing- so why the delay?
Menteth, W., 28 Feb 2014, In: Architects' Journal . 239, 8, p. 62
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