Aid for retail, craft and service businesses: check the conditions of the aid
Aid for retail, craft and service businesses — Support businesses in the Communauté de Communes du Pays Tarusate. The operations mentioned concern: eligible investment: works in premises used for a business activity (modernisation, extension or rehabilitation of premises, accessibility, compliance, etc.) and the purchase of productive equipment. Eligible expenditure: works carried out by a third-party firm covered by ten-year liability insurance; materials when the works are carried out by the business owner if they are a craftsperson engaged in a quality approach (QUALIBAT renewable energy, RGE or other labels); purchase of a professional vehicle or rolling stock; production equipment, furniture, IT equipment (including software). Not eligible: purchase of premises or land to build business premises; purchase of a business; labour costs for works carried out by the business for itself; garage and storage costs; private road costs. The access criteria and the version of the rules should be confirmed with the funder before applying.
Aid for retail, craft and service businesses is listed in the catalogue as a support scheme for certain project owners or businesses. Its stated aim is to support businesses in the Communauté de Communes du Pays Tarusate. Before building the financing plan, confirm with the funder the geographical scope, the eligible beneficiaries, the accepted expenditure and the application rules. The information below comes from the catalogue and is not official validation.
Funded by CC du Pays Tarusate
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Who can apply
Beneficiaries mentioned in the catalogue: small businesses with fewer than 15 employees, with their registered office or production unit in the territory of the Communauté de communes du Pays Tarusate, registered in the RNE, with turnover below €1,000,000 excluding VAT (per business, not per establishment where there are secondary establishments). For businesses in the start-up phase (0 to 2 years old), aid is possible subject to obtaining an honour loan from Initiative Landes or ADIE. Not eligible: pharmacies; liberal professions; transport companies; estate agencies; business services; engineering and consultancy firms; seasonal shops; wholesale and trading; shops with a sales area over 300 m²; property holding companies (unless majority-owned by the operator using the premises). Check the legal form, business size, activity, financial situation and eligible territory in the current rules.
Eligibility conditions
The detailed conditions are not provided in the available data.
What the scheme covers
Operations or expenditure mentioned in the catalogue: eligible investment: works in premises used for a business activity (modernisation, extension or rehabilitation of premises, accessibility, compliance, etc.) and the purchase of productive equipment. Eligible expenditure: works carried out by a third-party firm covered by ten-year liability insurance; materials when the works are carried out by the business owner if they are a craftsperson engaged in a quality approach (QUALIBAT renewable energy, RGE or other labels); purchase of a professional vehicle or rolling stock; production equipment, furniture, IT equipment (including software). Not eligible: purchase of premises or land to build business premises; purchase of a business; labour costs for works carried out by the business for itself; garage and storage costs; private road costs. Before committing, confirm the exact categories of eligible expenditure, any exclusions, the eligibility period and the supporting documents expected. Do not treat this list as validated without the official rules.
Amount and funding terms
Amount recorded in the catalogue: a grant of up to 30% of eligible expenditure, up to €9,000 per business. The rate rises to up to 35% of the investment excluding VAT when the business’s premises are located within a heritage protection perimeter, which entails specific rules and extra works costs; the minimum aid then rises to €1,050 and the grant cap to €10,500. This aid can be combined with other existing schemes. This information has not been checked against the current rules; confirm the rate, cap, expenditure base (excluding/including VAT), minimum expenditure and combination rules with the funder.
How to apply
1. Identify the reviewing department and the funder from the source reference for this aid. 2. Obtain the rules and form currently applicable. 3. Have the eligibility of the applicant, territory and expenditure confirmed in writing. 4. Check whether the application must be submitted before the quote, order or start of works. 5. Prepare the budget, quotes and required administrative documents. The exact procedure should be confirmed with the funder.
Timeline
No reliable deadline is recorded. Check whether the scheme is open, permanent or subject to a call for projects, as well as the deadline and the date from which expenditure is eligible. The absence of a deadline in the catalogue does not mean the aid is open.
Key facts
- Funder
- CC du Pays Tarusate
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Maximum amount
- €10,500
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Funding rate
- 35%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
What is “Aid for retail, craft and service businesses” for?
The catalogue describes the scheme as follows: eligible investment: works in premises used for a business activity (modernisation, extension or rehabilitation of premises, accessibility, compliance, etc.) and the purchase of productive equipment. Eligible expenditure: works carried out by a third-party firm covered by ten-year liability insurance; materials when the works are carried out by the business owner if they are a craftsperson engaged in a quality approach (QUALIBAT renewable energy, RGE or other labels); purchase of a professional vehicle or rolling stock; production equipment, furniture, IT equipment (including software). Not eligible: purchase of premises or land to build business premises; purchase of a business; labour costs for works carried out by the business for itself; garage and storage costs; private road costs. This description should be confirmed in the official documentation.
What is the amount of the aid?
A grant of up to 30% of eligible expenditure, up to €9,000 per business. The rate rises to up to 35% of the investment excluding VAT when the business’s premises are located within a heritage protection perimeter, which entails specific rules and extra works costs; the minimum aid then rises to €1,050 and the grant cap to €10,500. This aid can be combined with other existing schemes.
Who can benefit?
Small businesses with fewer than 15 employees, with their registered office or production unit in the territory of the Communauté de communes du Pays Tarusate, registered in the RNE, with turnover below €1,000,000 excluding VAT (per business, not per establishment where there are secondary establishments). For businesses in the start-up phase (0 to 2 years old), aid is possible subject to obtaining an honour loan from Initiative Landes or ADIE. Not eligible: pharmacies; liberal professions; transport companies; estate agencies; business services; engineering and consultancy firms; seasonal shops; wholesale and trading; shops with a sales area over 300 m²; property holding companies (unless majority-owned by the operator using the premises).
What conditions should be checked?
The detailed conditions are not provided here. They should be confirmed in the rules and with the funder.
Which expenditure or operations can be supported?
Eligible investment: works in premises used for a business activity (modernisation, extension or rehabilitation of premises, accessibility, compliance, etc.) and the purchase of productive equipment. Eligible expenditure: works carried out by a third-party firm covered by ten-year liability insurance; materials when the works are carried out by the business owner if they are a craftsperson engaged in a quality approach (QUALIBAT renewable energy, RGE or other labels); purchase of a professional vehicle or rolling stock; production equipment, furniture, IT equipment (including software). Not eligible: purchase of premises or land to build business premises; purchase of a business; labour costs for works carried out by the business for itself; garage and storage costs; private road costs.
How do I apply?
Identify the competent funder from the associated source, ask for the current rules and form, then have eligibility and the application date confirmed before committing expenditure. The exact procedure should be confirmed with the funder.
Official source
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