TPE Booster (micro-business investment grant, Touraine-Est Vallées)
Amount or benefit indicated: a grant of 30% of eligible costs, between €800 and €3,000, which can be raised to €4,000 for energy-transition investment or €5,000 for at least €50,000 of eligible investment excluding VAT. Only one grant can be awarded over 3 years, and it cannot be combined with the Region’s CAP tools or OCMACS aid.
Encourage keeping and creating jobs; encourage the creation, development and takeover/transfer of small businesses; encourage the creation of activities not yet present in the area; encourage keeping activities in village centres; strengthen the area’s attractiveness. The target audience indicated in the catalogue is: businesses located in the Communauté de communes Touraine-Est Vallées — craft businesses registered in the trades register, or retailers or service providers registered in the trade and companies register — with annual revenue below €1 million excluding VAT, up to date with their tax and social contributions or benefiting from a moratorium.
Funded by CC Touraine Est Vallée
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Who can apply
Businesses: located within the Communauté de communes Touraine-Est Vallées; craft businesses registered in the trades register, or retailers or service providers registered in the trade and companies register; with annual revenue below €1 million excluding VAT; up to date with their tax charges and social contributions, or benefiting from a moratorium in this respect. Not eligible: non-sedentary shops that are not registered in, or do not operate in, the Communauté de communes; agencies (estate, banking, insurance, brokerage, temporary employment, etc.); pharmacies; seasonal shops whose registered office is outside the area; wholesalers.
Eligibility conditions
The project for which the aid is granted must not risk endangering a business already present in the same commune carrying out the same activity.
What the scheme covers
Property fit-out: creation, modernisation and extension of business premises; depreciable fittings and furniture; separating access to the home and to the business during modernisation; energy-saving works; improving working and safety conditions; accessibility works for shops and establishments open to the public in accordance with Act no. 2005-102 of 11 February 2005. Shop front: renovation and extension (complete works, from restoration to full refurbishment, including glazing, anti-theft system, lighting and signage); shop window renovation. Equipment for delivery vehicles and mobile workshop vehicles: vehicle equipment; new purchases and equipment. Equipment: investment that adds real value to the business — increased productivity, improved working and safety conditions, access to new markets, diversification — excluding normal like-for-like renewal. Not eligible: IT, unless it is part of the production process or is the business’s first investment in this type of equipment; telecommunications devices; furniture not specific to an activity; second-hand equipment without a certificate of conformity (except equipment transferred on a business takeover, in which case the reference value is the one in the notarial deed); vehicles and trailers, except delivery and mobile workshop vehicles; equipment under leasing; land acquisition.
Amount and funding terms
A grant of 30% of eligible costs, between €800 and €3,000. The cap can be raised in two cases: €4,000 for investments linked to the energy transition; €5,000 for at least €50,000 of eligible investment excluding VAT. Only one grant can be awarded over a 3-year period. The scheme cannot be combined with aid under the CAP tools (Contrat d’Appui aux Projets) run by the Centre-Val de Loire Region, or with OCMACS aid.
How to apply
The application arrangements and managing contact remain to be confirmed from an official source.
Timeline
No valid deadline is recorded in the catalogue. Check the current status, the application period and any deadlines on the official page.
Key facts
- Funder
- CC Touraine Est Vallée
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Maximum amount
- €5,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Minimum amount
- €800
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Funding rate
- 30%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
What is this aid for?
Encourage keeping and creating jobs; encourage the creation, development and takeover/transfer of small businesses; encourage the creation of activities not yet present in the area; encourage keeping activities in village centres; strengthen the area’s attractiveness.
Who can benefit?
Businesses: located within the Communauté de communes Touraine-Est Vallées; craft businesses registered in the trades register, or retailers or service providers registered in the trade and companies register; with annual revenue below €1 million excluding VAT; up to date with their tax charges and social contributions, or benefiting from a moratorium in this respect. Not eligible: non-sedentary shops that are not registered in, or do not operate in, the Communauté de communes; agencies (estate, banking, insurance, brokerage, temporary employment, etc.); pharmacies; seasonal shops whose registered office is outside the area; wholesalers.
How much can be obtained?
A grant of 30% of eligible costs, between €800 and €3,000. The cap can be raised in two cases: €4,000 for investments linked to the energy transition; €5,000 for at least €50,000 of eligible investment excluding VAT. Only one grant can be awarded over a 3-year period. The scheme cannot be combined with aid under the CAP tools (Contrat d’Appui aux Projets) run by the Centre-Val de Loire Region, or with OCMACS aid.
Which costs are covered?
Property fit-out: creation, modernisation and extension of business premises; depreciable fittings and furniture; separating access to the home and to the business during modernisation; energy-saving works; improving working and safety conditions; accessibility works for shops and establishments open to the public in accordance with Act no. 2005-102 of 11 February 2005. Shop front: renovation and extension (complete works, from restoration to full refurbishment, including glazing, anti-theft system, lighting and signage); shop window renovation. Equipment for delivery vehicles and mobile workshop vehicles: vehicle equipment; new purchases and equipment. Equipment: investment that adds real value to the business — increased productivity, improved working and safety conditions, access to new markets, diversification — excluding normal like-for-like renewal. Not eligible: IT, unless it is part of the production process or is the business’s first investment in this type of equipment; telecommunications devices; furniture not specific to an activity; second-hand equipment without a certificate of conformity (except equipment transferred on a business takeover, in which case the reference value is the one in the notarial deed); vehicles and trailers, except delivery and mobile workshop vehicles; equipment under leasing; land acquisition.
How do I apply?
The application arrangements and managing contact remain to be confirmed from an official source.
Official source
No official URL is available in our data for this grant.
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