Things
Announcement for the granting of contributions to economic activities to cover electricity, heating and fuel costs from the Fund to support economic, artisanal and commercial activities, referred to in art. 1 co. 65-ter law 27 December 2017, n. 205.
Who is it aimed at?
The announcement is aimed at companies which, regardless of their legal form, meet all the following requirements: A-qualify as micro-enterprises or small businesses, referred to in the decree of the Ministry of Economic Development of 18 April 2005 1; B-they carry out, on the date of submission of the application and through one or more operating units (local units) located in the territory of the Municipality of Amblar-Don, a commercial activity, in the sectors corresponding to the ATECO codes reported In Annex B, or an artisanal activity, returning to the requirements of the law-quadro for crafts, L. 8 August 1985, n. 443, and which have undergone the closure pursuant to current legislation; C - demonstrate that they have had management costs from 01 January to 31 December 2022 for at least € 1,000.00; D - are regularly established and registered in the Register of Companies and are active at the time of submitting the application; and - are not in a state of liquidation or bankruptcy, or are not subject to bankruptcy or agreed preventive procedures; VAT; G-are able to comply with the legislation on state aid; H-have no debts of any nature against the Municipality of Amblar-Don. Those who have had access to installment procedures is not considered in a debt position and in compliance with the relative payments; I - respect the legislation on health and safety in the workplace.
What does it predict
The contribution is configured as compensation, on a non-refundable basis, in whole or in part of the energy costs of electricity, heating and fuel, supported by the company for the commercial, artisanal or sales activity of the agricultural product, carried out through one or more local units established in the Municipality of Amblar-Don in the 2021 and 2022 financial years. The disbursements incurred from 01 January 2022 to 31 December 2022 to cover the following cost items constitute restorable management expenses: - Utilities: electricity, heating and fuels. The expenses for which compensation is requested in whole or in part must be documented by regular invoices (or other documents with equivalent probative value, if the conditions apply) addressed to the beneficiary and duly receipted. Self-invoices are not eligible, nor are refunds for any VAT paid on management costs incurred.