Post by account_disabled on Feb 25, 2024 7:58:24 GMT
The adopted for modular projects an acronym for efficiently modularly actively developmentally technologically. The second significant change is the introduction of the so-called conditional grant. While the SMART Path meets the needs of entrepreneurs the conditional subsidy will probably be met with a lukewarm reception. How to understand a conditional subsidy? This will be partially non-refundable/partly refundable financing. The funding received by the entrepreneur will always consist of two parts i.e. non-returnable part - will not be refunded; refundable part DZ will be refundable in part or in full after certain conditions occur.
The amount to be reimbursed will be known after years from the completion of the project and will depend on the profitability of the project the amount of accumulated revenues obtained from the implementation. The higher the Country Email List income the less there is to get back. It will be possible to divide the payment into installments. R indicator for assessing the fulfillment of the subsidy repayment condition R= P/DZ P cumulative revenues from implementation generated for years from the end of the project DZ refundable part of the subsidy If this indicator is below the entrepreneur will be obliged to return the entire subsidy.
Regulations regarding conditional subsidies in particular the method of interpreting the R indicator and calculating the amount to be reimbursed are still under work at the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy. As soon as new binding information appears we will write about it on the blog. It should be noted that the conditional subsidy will apply only in the implementation module. Fully non-repayable financing will be available in the remaining modules classic subsidy. Each module provides for various forms of public aid e.g. regional investment aid de minimis aid. It is important to take this information into account at the project planning stage and prepare the budget in a way that will be most beneficial for the entrepreneur.
The amount to be reimbursed will be known after years from the completion of the project and will depend on the profitability of the project the amount of accumulated revenues obtained from the implementation. The higher the Country Email List income the less there is to get back. It will be possible to divide the payment into installments. R indicator for assessing the fulfillment of the subsidy repayment condition R= P/DZ P cumulative revenues from implementation generated for years from the end of the project DZ refundable part of the subsidy If this indicator is below the entrepreneur will be obliged to return the entire subsidy.
Regulations regarding conditional subsidies in particular the method of interpreting the R indicator and calculating the amount to be reimbursed are still under work at the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy. As soon as new binding information appears we will write about it on the blog. It should be noted that the conditional subsidy will apply only in the implementation module. Fully non-repayable financing will be available in the remaining modules classic subsidy. Each module provides for various forms of public aid e.g. regional investment aid de minimis aid. It is important to take this information into account at the project planning stage and prepare the budget in a way that will be most beneficial for the entrepreneur.