Funding a business’s property investment
To examine for: property works linked to maintaining or creating jobs, under the local conditions. Operations identified in the catalogue: construction, extension, rehabilitation, fit-out of premises and acquisitions mentioned in the catalogue. Financial point: The catalogue indicates a grant capped at €150,000, with a rate that varies according to whether jobs are maintained or created. The precise scale and territory remain to be checked. Before including this aid in your financing plan, have the opening of the scheme, the applicable rate and the eligible expenditure base confirmed in writing.
Are you preparing property works linked to maintaining or creating jobs, under the local conditions? This local business property aid may be worth checking if your establishment or project is located in the Communauté urbaine d’Alençon. The listed scheme notably targets construction, extension, rehabilitation, fit-out of premises and acquisitions mentioned in the catalogue. Eligibility nevertheless depends on the organisation carrying the project, the activity, the location, the accepted expenditure base and the current rules.
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Who can apply
The catalogue identifies the following beneficiaries: local authorities (municipalities and EPCIs); businesses of all sizes; property leasing companies; mixed-economy companies (SEM); property holding companies; SCIs, provided the shareholding of the SCI and the operating company is the same for at least 66% of the capital of each for at least 3 years when the operating company is an SME, or 5 years for other businesses; the business’s holding company; mixed syndicates. The investment cannot be split with structural works carried by an SCI and interior works by the operating SARL. Activity of the business occupying the premises: manufacturing (INSEE NAF divisions 10 to 33); business services — NAF 43 specialised construction activities (provided 50% of turnover is with business customers), NAF 62 IT activities, NAF 72 research and development, NAF 71.12B engineering studies, NAF 80 investigation and security, NAF 81 cleaning, NAF 82.20Z call centres, NAF 82.92Z packaging activities. Check in particular the size of the business, its legal form (including any SCIs or property holding companies), the sector, the local location and the tax and social security situation.
Eligibility conditions
Conditions available in the catalogue: any hires must be on permanent contracts of at least half-time, and jobs must be maintained for at least 3 years. The minimum eligible expenditure is €150,000 excluding VAT. These elements are not enough to guarantee eligibility. Ask for the up-to-date rules and check the sectoral exclusions, the State aid regime, combination rules, activity maintenance and any employment or environmental obligations.
What the scheme covers
Listed operations: construction, extension, rehabilitation and fit-out works on premises; acquisitions (built and/or undeveloped land) up to 50% of eligible expenditure; expenditure linked to property works: roads and utilities, exterior works up to 10% of eligible expenditure, architect’s fees, technical inspection costs and building-defects insurance. Have the accepted expenditure confirmed item by item: acquisition, land, construction, extension, rehabilitation, fees, studies, roads and utilities, equipment or ancillary costs are not necessarily treated in the same way. Expenditure already committed may be excluded if the application must be submitted before the start.
Amount and funding terms
The catalogue indicates a grant capped at €150,000, with a rate that varies according to whether jobs are maintained or created. The precise scale and territory remain to be checked. Amount from the catalogue: a grant capped at €150,000, representing 10% of eligible expenditure where jobs are maintained, 15% where 1 to 5 jobs are created and 20% where 6 or more jobs are created. For investment above €600,000, the grant is reduced by the theoretical amount of regional aid. For these projects, de minimis aid already received is deducted if the €150,000 grant cap is reached, so that the Region can provide its theoretical aid. Do not treat this amount as a promise of aid: the eligible expenditure base, rate, caps, co-financing and available budget may change the actual support.
How to apply
1. Contact the local authority’s economic development department to ask for the rules and confirm that the scheme is accepting new applications. 2. Present the location, activity, size of the business, financing plan and timetable. 3. Have the eligible expenditure and combination rules validated. 4. Prepare quotes, plans, company documents, tax and social security certificates, a forecast and a financing plan. 5. Submit the application and wait for written authorisation before signing or starting works if the rules require it.
Timeline
To check before any commitment: opening date, deadline, prior application rule and the date from which expenditure may be committed. Do not anticipate the aid decision and ask the reviewing department for written confirmation of the timetable.
Key facts
- Funder
- CU d’Alençon
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Maximum amount
- €150,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Funding rate
- 20%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
Which projects may be concerned?
The catalogue mentions construction, extension, rehabilitation, fit-out of premises and acquisitions mentioned in the catalogue. The local authority must confirm that your specific operation and each item of expenditure fall within the eligible expenditure base.
What amount can I obtain?
The catalogue indicates a grant capped at €150,000, with a rate that varies according to whether jobs are maintained or created. The precise scale and territory remain to be checked. The final amount depends on the current rules and the review of the application.
Can I start works before applying?
Do not start before checking the rule on starting the operation. Some schemes require a prior application; ask the reviewing department for written confirmation.
How can I check my eligibility?
Send the local authority the project address, the activity, the size and legal form of the business, the budget excluding VAT, the quotes and the timetable. Ask for the up-to-date rules and the list of documents to provide.
Official source
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