Financing your business with CC du Val Marnaysien

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Communauté de communes du Val Marnaysien (CCVM)

Inter-municipal body — territory between Doubs and Haute-Saône, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Grants for businesses and tourist accommodation in the Val Marnaysien

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Discover the grants from the Val Marnaysien for business real estate, guest rooms, tourist furnished rentals, group accommodation and campsites. Check the conditions before committing to expenses.

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The Communauté de communes du Val Marnaysien offers grant schemes for business real estate and for creating or improving tourist accommodation. The Capital OS catalogue lists six entries: four structuring tourism grants, one business real estate grant outside tourism, and a repayable interest-free loan (prêt d’honneur) carried by Initiative Haute-Saône. These instruments are not all handled by the same operator: the processing contact for each application must be checked.

Scope drawn from the catalogue and official pages

The CCVM's official pages describe the tourism grants and the business real estate grant. They state in particular that applications must be made before works start and, for business real estate, that the complete application must be submitted and its acknowledgement of receipt obtained before any expense is committed. The regulations published for real estate and tourism are reference documents to be read in full before building the financing plan.

Official CCVM sources

Do not sign any quote, place any order or start any works before obtaining written confirmation from the processing department on the admissible timetable. The official business real estate page explicitly states that the complete application must be submitted before any expense, and that a quote must not be signed before the acknowledgement of receipt of the complete application.

Procedural condition explicitly stated by the CCVM

The tourism scheme targets the creation or improvement of guest rooms meeting an expected level of quality in terms of welcome, comfort and accessibility. The catalogue indicates a grant of 3% of eligible expenses, capped at €500 per room, with a minimum base of €10,000. The specific regulation sets out the labels, classifications, eligible expenses and supporting documents: check these requirements before costing the grant.

Grant 10576 — catalogue parameters to be checked against the current regulation

For group accommodation, the catalogue indicates a grant equal to 3% of eligible expenses, up to a limit of €10,000, with a potential increase of €1,000 for a project targeting the Tourisme et Handicaps label. The minimum base mentioned is €80,000. The specific regulation must be consulted to confirm the type of accommodation, the expected level of service, the eligible expenses and any accessibility conditions.

Grant 10575 — consult the group accommodation regulation

The scheme covers campsites, leisure residential parks and certain innovative accommodation meeting local criteria. The reference database indicates 3% of eligible expenses, with a cap of €15,000 and a possible increase of €1,000 for a project targeting the Tourisme et Handicaps label. The minimum base mentioned is €80,000. Specific conditions relate in particular to capacity and the share of residential pitches.

Grant 10574 — check the operating criteria and the regulation

The catalogue mentions a grant of 3% of eligible expenses, capped at €1,500 per furnished rental, with a minimum base of €10,000. The reference database provides for conditions relating to accommodation capacity and classification or labelling. The official regulation dedicated to furnished rentals sets out the applicable requirements and must be checked before any application.

Grant 10573 — regulation dedicated to tourist furnished rentals

The CCVM has a separate scheme for economic real estate projects outside tourist accommodation. The catalogue distinguishes between structuring projects and local projects, with different rates and caps depending on the project. The official page recommends a preliminary meeting with the economic development department. The official page now states that the intervention regulation was revised and updated on 1 January 2026. The published download link points to a document named "version 17-03-2026": use this recent regulation rather than the old 2024 version.

Grant 10577 — official regulation, updated version identified in 2026

The catalogue also links to this funder the Initiative Haute-Saône repayable interest-free loan (prêt d’honneur): a personal, interest-free loan, generally without a guarantee, intended to support business creation or takeover. The reference database usually indicates a range of €3,000 to €30,000 and a repayment period of 3 to 5 years. This loan is operated by Initiative Haute-Saône and not by the CCVM itself; check the criteria, the support pathway and the amounts with the association before presenting it as an inter-municipal grant.

Grant 8052 — separate operator, do not attribute directly to the CCVM

Depending on the scheme, project leaders may be operators of tourist accommodation, businesses investing in a business building, or creators/acquirers supported by Initiative Haute-Saône. The rules on location, activity, tourism quality, minimum investment amount and eligible expenses differ. Eligibility for one scheme does not allow eligibility for the others to be assumed.

Read each regulation and distinguish between operators

The CCVM states that the tourism grant can be combined with the Région's tourism schemes, subject to their regulations. For business real estate, additional support from the Département, the Région, the State or the EU may be possible if the project complies with each regime. Combination is never automatic: have the common base, the maximum intensities, the State aid rules and the declarations of public funding checked.

Request written validation of the financing plan

1) Define the project and its timetable; 2) choose the regulation corresponding to the type of project; 3) contact the economic development department or the Tourist Office depending on the grant; 4) obtain the form and the up-to-date list of documents; 5) have the expenses, caps and combinations confirmed; 6) submit a complete application and wait for the acknowledgement of receipt before any commitment where the regulation requires it; 7) keep invoices and proof of payment.

Official contact details available on the CCVM website

Business real estate grant: Laurence Maire, 03 84 31 90 92, l.maire@valmarnaysien.com. Tourist accommodation grants: Val Marnaysien Tourist Office, 03 84 31 90 91, contact@ot-valmarnaysien.com. Contact the relevant operator to obtain the regulation in force and confirm that applications are open.

Contact details published by the CCVM

The official business real estate page requires a complete application to be submitted before any expense, and states that no quote should be signed before receiving the acknowledgement of receipt of the complete application. For tourism grants, the CCVM also states that the grant must be applied for before works start. Ask for written confirmation for your specific scheme.

Major procedural point of caution

The official page states that the CCVM's grant can be combined with the Région's tourism schemes, subject to each one's criteria. The combination must be recalculated against the regional regulation in force and the public aid rules.

Combination possible under conditions

The prêt d’honneur listed in the catalogue is associated with Initiative Haute-Saône. This grant must be treated as financing carried by a separate operator, and the criteria, amount and timetable must be confirmed directly with it.

Do not confuse inclusion in the catalogue with award by the CCVM

Official CCVM pages: tourism grants https://valmarnaysien.com/subventions-hebergements-touristiques--1656516351.html; business real estate grant https://valmarnaysien.com/aides-a-l-immobilier-d-entreprise--1646833673.html; business grants https://valmarnaysien.com/aides-aux-entreprises--1647251277.html; real estate regulation updated on 01/01/2026 (linked document "version 17-03-2026") https://valmarnaysien.com/c/medias/D6A3c24fOL-Oc6MeUyPGOB_N/RI%20Immobilier%20d%27entreprise%202024.pdf.

Official sources consulted on 13/10/2026

Identify the scheme corresponding to your project, check the applicable regulation and prepare your application before any commitment. Capital OS helps structure an initial analysis of the possible financing options; only the local authority or the relevant operator can confirm eligibility and award.

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Official sources

• CCVM — Tourist accommodation grants
• CCVM — Business real estate grants
• CCVM — Business grants
• CCVM — Business real estate regulation updated in 2026
• CCVM — Tourist Office