Financing the renovation of a shop in CC de la Veyle
Property aid for craft, retail and service businesses is aimed at projects meeting the conditions of the CC de la Veyle territory. The scheme notably covers: investment linked to setting up or renovating the sales outlet, new or second-hand (subject to conditions): shop windows, accessibility, façades, signs, decoration, interior fit-out; terraces and pergolas, mainly for restaurants, cafés and bar-tobacconists; product collection points; security equipment; energy-saving investment; professional equipment, furniture, IT and digital equipment, and delivery vans for sedentary retailers. Beneficiaries, thresholds, exclusions and calculation methods should be checked in the current version of the rules.
Are you preparing a project in the territory of CC de la Veyle? The “Property aid for craft, retail and service businesses” scheme aims to help small local businesses adapt to changes in their environment and ensure, in the longer term, that healthy economic activities and jobs are maintained and developed in the territory. It may be worth exploring if your business and your operation meet the funder’s conditions. Before signing a quote or a lease or starting works, have the project’s eligibility and the date from which expenditure can be committed confirmed in writing.
Funded by CC de la Veyle
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Who can apply
Beneficiaries mentioned in the catalogue: micro-businesses in retail, crafts or services, sedentary, whatever their legal status; being created, taken over or developing; independent (including franchisees); registered in the RNE or on the list of art craft businesses recognised by the decree of 24/12/2015; operating a sales area below 700 m²; with annual turnover below €1,000,000 excluding VAT (all establishments combined); up to date and compliant with their tax and social security obligations and with the regulations governing their profession (qualifications, standards, approval, etc.); able to show the economic viability of the business and its project. Not eligible: social and solidarity economy organisations outside the market sector; branches legally dependent on a major retail chain or on a business exceeding the thresholds set by the rules; SCIs; liberal professions (legal, health, technical, living environment sectors, etc.), banks, insurers and brokers, chartered accountants, estate agencies, travel agencies, paramedical professions (orthopaedists, prosthetists, etc.), taxis, passenger and goods transport, ambulances, driving schools; non-sedentary/mobile activities benefiting from the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region’s specific investment grant; personal services, micro-nurseries; production crafts without a point of sale and construction craftspeople (including with a point of sale/showroom); independent and chain hotels; group accommodation (holiday centres, children’s centres, youth hostels, international residence centres, holiday villages, family holiday homes, group and individual gîtes, furnished holiday lets, etc.: non-exhaustive list); open-air accommodation (campsites, residential leisure parks); hybrid accommodation (projects combining accommodation and activities or services); individual and collective farmers’ points of sale; health centres; businesses whose activity is the subject of criminal proceedings brought by one of the communes of the Communauté de communes de la Veyle. Check the size of the business, legal form, sector of activity, location of the establishment and any exclusions with the funder.
Eligibility conditions
Conditions and thresholds indicated in the catalogue: eligible expenditure must be between €10,000 and €50,000. Do not infer your eligibility from the name of the scheme alone. Have the territorial criteria, combination rules, applicable aid regime and, where relevant, the absence of financial difficulty confirmed.
What the scheme covers
Operations or expenditure described in the catalogue: investment linked to setting up or renovating the sales outlet, new or second-hand (provided there is a deed authenticating the sale, the items are under the seller’s warranty and the seller certifies in writing that the equipment has never been subsidised): renovation investment (shop windows, accessibility of the premises, façades, signs, decoration, interior fit-out, etc.); fitting out terraces and pergolas, mainly for restaurants, cafés and bar-tobacconists; investment to organise product collection points (drive, etc.); equipment to secure the premises (cameras, metal shutters, etc.); energy-saving investment (insulation, lighting, heating, etc.); equipment investment: specific professional equipment, furniture, IT and digital equipment, delivery and round vans for sedentary retailers. Particular attention is paid to the nature of the investment and how it fits into a genuine business project (development, new customers, launch of new products, diversification of activity, etc.), the degree of impact of the activity on animating and revitalising the village or town centre, and the number of jobs to be maintained or hires planned. Not eligible: acquisition of goodwill, premises or land; in the event of a business takeover, buying the furniture or sign (only new investment is eligible); labour costs for works carried out by the business for itself; property investment (structural works, car parks, building extensions, etc.); commercial vehicles not linked to a point of sale (breakdown truck, vehicle used for purchases, etc.); display equipment (showroom) or building up stock; consumable communication materials and intellectual services (brochures, flyers, business cards, etc.); project management, moving and storage costs during the works, and study costs; purchase of consumables and small equipment (tablecloths, cutlery, professional clothing, hair rollers, towels, brushes, bicycles for a bicycle hire business, etc.); e-commerce websites, for which there is a dedicated regional scheme; fit-out or equipment of premises adjoining the home without an independent customer entrance; costs financed by finance lease or leasing (or lease with option to purchase, or long-term lease). Ask the reviewing department to distinguish eligible expenditure from excluded costs, to specify how VAT is treated and to confirm whether expenditure already committed is accepted.
Amount and funding terms
Amount indicated in the catalogue: a grant of 10% of eligible expenditure, up to €5,000. The cap and rates should be confirmed in the current rules before any decision.
How to apply
1. Check that the establishment and the project are within the geographical scope of the scheme. 2. Prepare a project note, a financing plan, the latest available accounts and detailed quotes. 3. Send the funder a precise description of the timetable and ask for written confirmation of the eligible expenditure, rate, cap and combination rules. 4. Submit the complete application and wait for confirmation of the authorised start date before signing or committing expenditure if the rules require it. 5. Keep invoices, proof of payment, proof of completion and any award notification for payment and checks.
Timeline
No reliable closing date has been established for this aid. The catalogue may be out of date or incomplete. Check whether the scheme is open, whether funds are available and the application timetable with the funder. To avoid losing eligibility, do not start expenditure before checking the rules on prior application.
Key facts
- Funder
- CC de la Veyle
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Maximum amount
- €5,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Funding rate
- 10%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
Who can apply for this aid?
The catalogue cites: micro-businesses in retail, crafts or services, sedentary, whatever their legal status; being created, taken over or developing; independent (including franchisees); registered in the RNE or on the list of recognised art craft businesses; operating a sales area below 700 m²; with annual turnover below €1,000,000 excluding VAT (all establishments combined); up to date with their obligations and able to show the economic viability of the business and its project. Several sectors are excluded (see the beneficiaries section). The decision depends on the current rules and the project submitted.
Which expenditure is covered?
The catalogue mentions: investment linked to setting up or renovating the sales outlet (shop windows, accessibility, façades, signs, decoration, interior fit-out), terraces and pergolas, product collection points, security equipment, energy-saving investment, professional equipment, furniture, IT and digital equipment and delivery vans for sedentary retailers. Acquisition of goodwill, premises or land is not eligible. Have each expenditure item validated in writing before committing.
What amount can be obtained?
The amount in the catalogue is: a grant of 10% of eligible expenditure, up to €5,000. It should be confirmed with the funder, notably the rate, cap and combination rules.
Can the project start before applying?
Do not assume so. Many schemes require an application before the start; ask for written confirmation before signing quotes or launching works.
Is the aid currently open?
This point is not confirmed by this page. Contact the funder to confirm whether it is open, the budget available and the current version of the rules.
Official source
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