Aid for businesses with a strong local impact
The scheme targets businesses considered important for the territory and projects to improve performance or adapt to digital technology. The catalogue indicates a grant of 30% of eligible expenditure, up to €6,000, as well as limits on how often applications can be made. The local authority, the local-impact criteria and the rules on combining aid should be confirmed in the current rules.
A business that matters to the local economy may need to invest to modernise its tools, improve its management or adapt to digital technology without having enough room for manoeuvre. This aid targets businesses with a strong local impact, linked to developing performance and digital adaptation. The catalogue cites a grant of 30% of eligible expenditure, capped at €6,000, but the exact local scheme should be identified and its rules checked before relying on this scale.
Funded by CC du Pays d’Uzerche
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Who can apply
The catalogue cites retail, craft and tourism businesses, with exclusions by status and activity. It notably mentions businesses in difficulty, certain regulated professions, financial or property activities and organisations whose economic activity is not their main one. The list should be checked in the territory’s rules before concluding on eligibility.
Eligibility conditions
Currently listed conditions: businesses must have their head office in the territory of the Communauté de communes du Pays d’Uzerche, or at least have a base there enabling them to operate (a secondary establishment, for example); be in a sound economic and financial situation with positive equity, whatever their legal form; comply with all applicable regulations, in particular employment law and tax and social security obligations; have turnover not exceeding €3,000,000; have a sales area not exceeding 400 m²; keep the aided investment for at least three years from the end of the operation; exclude the grant from distributable profits (no dividends paid out of the public grant); maintain employment for 3 years (barring exceptional circumstances); and inform the works council (CSE) of the award of public aid within 3 months (where applicable). The project owner must fund at least 20% of the cost. Expenditure must be between €2,000 and €25,000. In particular, check the application date, the incentive effect and the rules on combining aid before any commitment.
What the scheme covers
The aid is linked to improving the business’s performance and digital adaptation. Specific expenditure should be linked to the project’s objective and detailed in quotes: equipment, fitting out, digital tools or other investment are eligible only if the rules provide for them. The 30% rate and €6,000 cap remain to be validated.
Amount and funding terms
Information from the catalogue: a grant of 30% of eligible expenditure, up to €6,000. A beneficiary may not submit two economic aid applications in the same calendar year, nor an application under the same scheme in the year following the award of a first economic aid. Do not treat this information as validated without checking the current version.
How to apply
1. Describe the business’s impact on the territory and the problem to be solved. 2. Detail the project, the expected results and the expenditure item by item. 3. Have the beneficiary status, exclusions, the 30% rate, the €6,000 cap and the limits on application frequency confirmed. 4. Apply according to the local procedure, after checking the date from which expenditure is eligible.
Timeline
The exact name of the funder and the current version of the rules remain to be confirmed. The catalogue parameters are not enough to establish that the scheme is open or that the scale still applies.
Key facts
- Funder
- CC du Pays d’Uzerche
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Open
- Maximum amount
- €6,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Funding rate
- 30%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Closes
- 30 June 2029
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
Who is this aid for?
The catalogue cites retail, craft and tourism businesses, with exclusions by status and activity. It notably mentions businesses in difficulty, certain regulated professions, financial or property activities and organisations whose economic activity is not their main one. The list should be checked in the territory’s rules before concluding on eligibility.
What can it fund?
The aid is linked to improving the business’s performance and digital adaptation. Specific expenditure should be linked to the project’s objective and detailed in quotes: equipment, fitting out, digital tools or other investment are eligible only if the rules provide for them. The 30% rate and €6,000 cap remain to be validated.
What amount can be obtained?
Information from the catalogue: a grant of 30% of eligible expenditure, up to €6,000. A beneficiary may not submit two economic aid applications in the same calendar year, nor an application under the same scheme in the year following the award of a first economic aid. Do not treat this information as validated without checking the current version.
What is the next step?
1. Describe the business’s impact on the territory and the problem to be solved. 2. Detail the project, the expected results and the expenditure item by item. 3. Have the beneficiary status, exclusions, the 30% rate, the €6,000 cap and the limits on application frequency confirmed. 4. Apply according to the local procedure, after checking the date from which expenditure is eligible.
Official source
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