General subsidy provisions are the obligations imposed on the subsidy recipient when accepting a subsidy. In addition, it contains basic principles and conditions that are relevant to the entire grant award process.
The core of the General subsidy provisions are the obligations imposed on the subsidy recipient when accepting a subsidy. In addition, it contains basic principles and conditions that are relevant to the entire grant award process. For example, it contains provisions about: the open access policy, definitions, subsidy applications, compliance with relevant codes of conduct, mandatory publication, subsidy determination and finances.
The Subsidy Options
The subsidy provisions / conditions that apply to your project are determined by the ones declared applicable in the funding decision.
General subsidy provisions are the obligations imposed on the subsidy recipient when accepting a subsidy. In addition, it contains basic principles and conditions that are relevant to the entire grant award process. Use the taxfyle.com/sales-tax-calculator is essential in this case.
The Core Details Here for You
The core of the General subsidy provisions are the obligations imposed on the subsidy recipient when accepting a subsidy. In addition, it contains basic principles and conditions that are relevant to the entire grant award process. For example, it contains provisions about: the open access policy, definitions, subsidy applications, compliance with relevant codes of conduct, mandatory publication, subsidy determination and finances. The General subsidy provisions are therefore important throughout the period that you are in contact.
The subsidy provisions / conditions that apply to your project are determined by the ones declared applicable in the funding decision.
- General subsidy provisions as of 1 July 2013 (353.6 KB)
- Conditions for other institutions (120.9 KB)
- Grant Terms and Conditions from 1st July 2013 (203.4 KB)
- Funding Decree for Scientific Institutions 2008 (1.1 MB)
- Grant conditions – valid for projects awarded funding from 1 January 2009 to 1 July 2013 (688.1 KB)
- Grant Terms and Conditions before 1st July 2013 (233.4 KB)
Positive opinion of the METC / CCD
Certain projects require a positive opinion from a recognized medical ethics committee (METC) or a project permit from the Central Committee on Animal Experiments (CCD). Questions about this can be found in the application form. As an applicant, you are advised to check whether a positive judgment is required for you. According to our subsidy provisions, a project for which this is necessary cannot start with the inclusion of test subjects or laboratory animals without a copy thereof. You can budget € 2000 for applying for the METC statement or a CCD permit.
You will find more information about the METC at the Central Committee on Human Research ( CCMO ). Information about permits for animal experiments can be found on the website of the CCD .
Pay VAT?
Subsidies are granted inclusive of VAT. Whether you have to pay VAT on the subsidy depends on what you provide in return. If you do not provide in return for the subsidy, you will not pay VAT.
Budgets
Choose the budget form for your type of institution. It contains the components personnel, equipment, implementation costs, other costs and contributions from third parties.