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Investment aid for micro-businesses: checking eligible expenditure in Marche et Combraille

The catalogue indicates study aid capped at €10,000 and investment support of up to €10,000, with a progressive scale. The economic intervention rules published by the communauté de communes should be consulted to confirm the eligible base, conditions and scale currently applicable.

Are you creating, taking over or developing a small craft, retail or service business in Marche et Combraille en Aquitaine? This local aid targets professional investment, notably productive equipment and certain equipment used for delivery rounds. The catalogue also mentions an impact or architect study that is compulsory to carry out the investment: have this point confirmed by the economic development department before ordering.

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Who can apply

Craft, retail and service micro-businesses being created, transferred or taken over, subject to their location and the conditions of the community rules.

Eligibility conditions

The catalogue does not detail all the admissibility conditions. In particular, check the establishment concerned, business size, excluded sectors, how VAT is treated, whether equipment may be new or second-hand, prior application and combination rules. The catalogue mentions a compulsory impact or architect study: do not assume it is optional.

What the scheme covers

The catalogue covers productive capital goods, professional equipment and furniture, including vehicles used for delivery rounds. It also mentions the impact or architect study. Have the rules applying to each item confirmed, as well as the exclusions and supporting documents required.

Amount and funding terms

According to the catalogue: impact/architect study, 20% of eligible expenditure up to €10,000; investment, 20% up to €20,000 of expenditure and then 5% above that, with aid capped at €10,000. These parameters come from the catalogue and should be compared with the current version of the rules before any decision.

How to apply

1. Describe the project, the business and its local establishment. 2. List the investment by item and gather the quotes. 3. Ask for the up-to-date economic intervention rules and have the requirement for an impact or architect study confirmed. 4. Get written confirmation of eligibility and the prior application rule. 5. Do not order or start before the funder’s reply if the rules require prior application.

Timeline

No closing date is given in the catalogue. The absence of a date does not guarantee that the scheme is open or that its budget is available: ask the communauté de communes for confirmation.

Key facts

Funder
CC Marche et Combraille en Aquitaine
Type of funding
Grant
Status
Ongoing
Maximum amount
€10,000
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Funding rate
20%
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Geographic scope
Not specified

Frequently asked questions

What amount can be obtained?

The catalogue indicates up to €10,000, but the calculation and caps should be confirmed in the current rules.

Is an architect study required?

The catalogue mentions it as compulsory to carry out the investment; have its scope confirmed by the reviewing department.

Can I buy the equipment before applying?

Do not assume so: have the compulsory application date confirmed in writing before any commitment.

Official source

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