Business Real Estate Support
The aid for business property concerns business property projects located in the Communauté de Communes du Pays de Tarascon. The catalogue mentions in particular: land acquisition (up to 10% of the project’s total eligible costs; land sold by the Communauté de Communes is not eligible); construction or extension of buildings; acquisition, renovation or modernisation of buildings where economic activity is created or extended; fees linked to running the project (project management, surveyor, etc.); costs and legal commitments (paid invoice, deed of sale, etc.) after the receipt acknowledging the grant application letter. Amount recorded: a grant whose amount depends on the company’s size and sector, within the limit of the company’s equity and capped at €50,000 (€150,000 for tourism activities). The Occitanie Region and the Ariège department may co-fund this scheme. The exact conditions, the scheme’s opening and the application procedure must be confirmed with the funder before committing to the project.
Are you preparing a business property investment in the Communauté de Communes du Pays de Tarascon? This page covers the “Aid for business property” (Aide à l’immobilier d’entreprises). The catalogue describes its objective as follows: supporting property investment where it creates resources for the area, maintains or creates jobs, strengthens the local economic fabric and so contributes to local attractiveness. The operations mentioned are: land acquisition (up to 10% of the project’s total eligible costs; land sold by the Communauté de Communes is not eligible); construction or extension of buildings; acquisition, renovation or modernisation of buildings where economic activity is created or extended; fees linked to running the project (project management, surveyor, etc.); costs and legal commitments (paid invoice, deed of sale, etc.) after the receipt acknowledging the grant application letter. Before signing a quote, preliminary sale agreement or works contract, ask the funder to confirm the eligibility of the site, the company and the timetable. The information below is for pre-qualification, not an award decision.
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Who can apply
The catalogue indicates the following beneficiaries: companies up to date with their tax, social and environmental obligations and not in economic difficulty within the meaning of the regulations; social and solidarity economy associations, if they hold work-integration enterprise (EI) or adapted company (EA) approval, or where the project mainly concerns productive costs generating commercial income; property companies (SCI, etc.) majority-owned by the operating company or its main shareholder, with an obligation to show that the full aid is passed on to the operating company through repayment or reduced rent, certified by the chartered accountant. Eligible sectors: industrial or craft production or industrial services; processing and/or marketing of agricultural products; local economic activity (crafts, shops, services); tourist accommodation. Not eligible: main activities in financial services; liberal professions; banks, insurance; trading and retail companies (except local shops); farms; first-stage agricultural processing; fishing, aquaculture and transport companies. To confirm with the funder: legal status, company size, sector/NAF code, establishment concerned, any exclusions and State aid rules. A registered office is not enough to prove eligibility if the rules require an establishment or investment located in the area.
Eligibility conditions
Conditions listed: the minimum amount of eligible operations is €40,000 excluding VAT (€15,000 excluding VAT for tourism projects). Before applying, have confirmed in writing the conditions still applicable, any requirement to apply before works start or any irreversible commitment, the date from which costs are taken into account, combination rules and obligations to maintain the activity or jobs. If a condition is not recorded in the catalogue, it remains unknown and must not be read as non-existent.
What the scheme covers
Operations and costs listed: land acquisition (up to 10% of the project’s total eligible costs; land sold by the Communauté de Communes is not eligible); construction or extension of buildings; acquisition, renovation or modernisation of buildings where economic activity is created or extended; fees linked to running the project (project management, surveyor, etc.); costs and legal commitments (paid invoice, deed of sale, etc.) after the receipt acknowledging the grant application letter. Not eligible: roads and utilities works; land purchase alone without an economic construction project; acquisition of a building as part of a business transfer without extending economic activity; property operations not intended for the company’s economic activity; self-build; property operations resulting in a building energy rating of F or G; property operations keeping an oil or coal boiler as the main heating; notary fees. Ask for written confirmation of the eligible basis: land or property acquisition, works, incidental costs, fees, equipment and studies may be subject to different rules. Split quote lines by type of cost and identify excluded costs before finalising the budget.
Amount and funding terms
Amount listed in the catalogue: a grant whose amount depends on the company’s size and sector, within the limit of the company’s equity and capped at €50,000 (€150,000 for tourism activities). The Occitanie Region and the Ariège department may co-fund this scheme. Note: this amount should not be relied on until the rules in force and any bonuses, caps, basis (excluding or including VAT) and combination rules have been compared with the official source. Do not build the financing plan on this extract alone.
How to apply
1. Check that the project site is within the Communauté de Communes du Pays de Tarascon and that the activity is eligible. 2. Send the economic development department the project description, address, SIRET, headcount, sector of activity and provisional timetable. 3. Ask for the rules and form in force, then have the rate, cap, minimum investment, exclusions and combination rules confirmed in writing. 4. Prepare detailed quotes, the financing plan, company documents and, if required, information on jobs or environmental performance. 5. Do not start works or make any irreversible commitment before the applicable start rule has been confirmed in writing. 6. Keep the acknowledgement of submission and wait for the funder’s formal authorisation before treating the aid as granted.
Timeline
The application timetable and the date from which costs are taken into account are not confirmed for this page. Contact the funder before any order or start of works. Also check whether the scheme is still open, whether an annual budget remains available, and whether an award decision must precede signing contracts. An aid listed in the catalogue does not mean applications are currently open.
Key facts
- Funder
- Financeur non résolu (DGE)
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Maximum amount
- €150,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
Who can apply for the aid for business property?
The catalogue mentions companies up to date with their tax, social and environmental obligations and not in difficulty; ESS associations with EI or EA approval or whose project mainly concerns productive costs; and property companies majority-owned by the operating company, provided the aid is passed on in full. Final eligibility depends on the current rules and the funder’s analysis.
Which works or investments can be taken into account?
The operations listed are: land acquisition (up to 10% of the project’s total eligible costs; land sold by the Communauté de Communes is not eligible); construction or extension of buildings; acquisition, renovation or modernisation of buildings where economic activity is created or extended; fees linked to running the project (project management, surveyor, etc.); costs and legal commitments (paid invoice, deed of sale, etc.) after the receipt acknowledging the grant application letter. Roads and utilities, land alone, takeovers without extension, self-build, buildings rated F or G and notary fees are excluded. The list must be confirmed, with quotes, with the reviewing department.
How much is the aid?
A grant whose amount depends on the company’s size and sector, within the limit of the company’s equity and capped at €50,000 (€150,000 for tourism activities). The Occitanie Region and the Ariège department may co-fund this scheme. Have the rate, cap and cost basis confirmed by the funder.
Can I start works before applying?
Do not assume so. Ask for written confirmation of the start rule and wait for the required approval before any irreversible commitment.
How can I check that my project is eligible?
Contact the economic development department responsible for the Communauté de Communes du Pays de Tarascon with your SIRET, project address, activity, quotes and financing plan. Ask for the rules in force and written confirmation of the conditions.
Official source
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