Funding the construction or rehabilitation of a business building — Kreiz-Breizh
To examine for the Kreiz-Breizh: micro-businesses and SMEs; associations approved as work-integration or adapted enterprises, or whose income statement shows at least 50% of revenue from the sale of goods or services. Targeted project: new construction (except on building land sold by the CCKB in business parks); overall rehabilitation; extensions. The catalogue indicates: a grant capped at €30,000 (20% for micro and small businesses, 10% for medium-sized businesses), with possible bonuses. Before ordering, have the site’s eligibility, the expenditure base excluding VAT, exclusions, combination with other aid and the application date confirmed.
Are you planning to fund the construction or rehabilitation of a business building? The scheme offered by the Kreiz-Breizh may be worth examining if your business, the site and the expenditure match the rules. The first check concerns the territory, the beneficiary’s profile and the exact works: new construction (except on building land sold by the CCKB in business parks); overall rehabilitation; extensions. The amounts and criteria below come from the catalogue and should be confirmed by the funder before any decision.
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Who can apply
Beneficiaries mentioned: micro-businesses and SMEs; associations approved as work-integration or adapted enterprises, or whose income statement shows at least 50% of revenue from the sale of goods or services; property holding companies (SCI), provided they are majority-owned by the business or its main partner and undertake to pass the grant on as a rent reduction under a lease between the holding company and the operating business; lessors, provided the lessee is an eligible business, in which case the lessor undertakes to pass on the full aid to the lessee. Eligible liberal professions include: judicial administrator; architect; interior architect; driving school (if operator and instructor); lawyer; construction economist; auctioneer; financial investment adviser; industrial property adviser; construction technical inspector; works coordinator; ergonomist; studies (environmental, market, statistical, technical, etc.); agricultural, land and forestry expert; chartered surveyor; bailiff; consulting engineer; project manager; judicial trustee; quantity surveyor; notary; landscape designer (design office activity with no link to the plant production cycle); technical adviser; thermal engineer; urban planner. Not eligible: liberal professions in “non-conventional” or “alternative” medicine; micro-entrepreneurs (under French rules); main activities in financial services, banking and insurance; real estate and property development; agriculture (primary production); fishing and aquaculture; trading companies; storage of raw materials; projects with no private-sector financing, in particular a professional bank loan; businesses that can receive support from the Communauté de communes du Kreiz-Breizh through other schemes such as PASS Commerce et Artisanat, the aid for industrial and craft production businesses, and the aid for agricultural product processing businesses. Check the legal form, consolidated headcount, registration and establishment address against the current rules.
Eligibility conditions
Known conditions in the catalogue: beneficiaries must have their registered office in the territory of the Communauté de Communes du Kreiz-Breizh, or be planning to set up there; have private status, whatever their legal form, and carry out an economic activity involving placing goods or services on the market; be up to date with their tax and social security payments; be registered in the RNE or the National Register of Associations; not be subject to ongoing legal proceedings; and not be considered businesses in difficulty under European regulations. Minimum and maximum eligible expenditure: €30,000 and €150,000 excluding VAT for micro and small businesses; €50,000 and €300,000 excluding VAT for medium-sized businesses. Exclusions and any obligations to maintain the activity, jobs or use of the building should be checked in the official rules. Do not start works before written confirmation of the application rule.
What the scheme covers
Expenditure or operations cited: new construction (except on building land sold by the CCKB in business parks); overall rehabilitation; extensions; acquisitions with an overall rehabilitation or extension project. Not eligible: new construction on building land sold by the CCKB in business parks; exterior works; land or property acquisition alone; notary fees; engineering or project management fees; compliance works where rehabilitation takes place more than 12 months after the standards came into force and the business owned the property before that deadline, or where works are required following an administrative inspection; consumables, energy bills, etc.; equipment; self-build works and materials for them, unless the beneficiary is a business specialising in the trade; works not linked to the business’s activity (e.g. staff housing). Ask for written validation of each item of the quote. Acquisition costs, land, self-build works, compliance works or mixed-use expenditure may be subject to specific exclusions depending on the scheme.
Amount and funding terms
Amount indicated in the catalogue: general cases: a grant capped at €30,000 and representing 20% of eligible expenditure for micro and small businesses and 10% for medium-sized businesses. Bonuses: up to €9,000 (30% of the grant) if the investment concerns taking over an industrial, craft or commercial brownfield site that has been continuously unoccupied for at least 5 years at the time of application; up to €9,000 (30% of the grant) if the investment achieves energy efficiency above the thermal regulations in force at the time of application. These two bonuses can be combined. This scheme cannot be combined with the PASS Commerce et Artisanat. Major property projects in municipalities labelled “Petite Ville de Demain”: a grant of 10% to 20% of eligible expenditure, up to €50,000 (not eligible for the bonuses). This is not a promise of award. Ask the funder for the applicable rate, the accepted expenditure base, the caps per business and the combination rules. The amounts should not be considered verified until the current official rules have been checked against this page.
How to apply
1. Confirm with the local economic department that the scheme is open and that the project address is within the perimeter. 2. Send a project note, a timetable, the financing plan and quotes separating each item of expenditure. 3. Have the accepted expenditure, rate/cap, combination rules and the date from which expenditure may be committed confirmed in writing. 4. Submit the complete application and keep the acknowledgement of receipt, the applicable rules and correspondence with the funder. 5. After the decision, respect any commitments to maintain the activity, jobs, publicity or duration.
Timeline
This page alone does not confirm that the scheme is currently open or the application deadline. Contact the funder before signing a quote, buying a property or starting works; ask for committee dates, the prior application rules and the commitment period after payment.
Key facts
- Funder
- CC du Kreiz-Breizh
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Maximum amount
- €30,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Funding rate
- 20%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
Can I start works before submitting the application?
Do not assume so. Ask the funder for written confirmation of the date from which expenditure is eligible before any commitment.
Is the catalogue amount guaranteed?
No. You need to check the current rules, the accepted expenditure base, the cap, the available budget and the combination rules.
What documents should I prepare?
Plan for proof of registration, details of the business’s size, proof of location, a project note, detailed quotes, the financing plan and the tax and social security certificates requested.
How do I know whether my activity and works are eligible?
Send the local economic department a description of the activity, the project address and each item of expenditure; ask for a written answer before committing.
Official source
No official URL is available in our data for this grant.
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