Dr Hix
2020-01-07 13:41:48
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The grant is limited to 10% of the maximum eligible costs amounting to €50,000 per residential unit (that is the €5,000 which is maximum available).
This means you only receive the €5,000 if you have >= €50,000 eligible costs. If the costs per residential unit are higher, it remains at the maximum €5,000; if they are lower, you receive correspondingly less.
For your numbers:
Total investment of €55,000 for 2 residential units = €2,250 grant per residential unit (10% of €55,000 divided equally between the two residential units).
Of course, you can allocate the costs differently between the residential units, for example €40,000 for residential unit 1 (€4,000 grant) and €15,000 for residential unit 2 (€1,500 grant). However, this does not change the maximum grant amount of €5,500 (10% of €55,000).
With €95,000 for 2 residential units, the maximum grant would therefore be a total of €9,500 (10% of €95,000).
If you had only 1 residential unit with €95,000 costs, you could not have the entire measure subsidized, since it is limited to €50,000. So €45,000 would remain generally eligible costs, but you would no longer be allowed to count them because you have already reached the maximum of €50,000.
This means you only receive the €5,000 if you have >= €50,000 eligible costs. If the costs per residential unit are higher, it remains at the maximum €5,000; if they are lower, you receive correspondingly less.
For your numbers:
Total investment of €55,000 for 2 residential units = €2,250 grant per residential unit (10% of €55,000 divided equally between the two residential units).
Of course, you can allocate the costs differently between the residential units, for example €40,000 for residential unit 1 (€4,000 grant) and €15,000 for residential unit 2 (€1,500 grant). However, this does not change the maximum grant amount of €5,500 (10% of €55,000).
With €95,000 for 2 residential units, the maximum grant would therefore be a total of €9,500 (10% of €95,000).
If you had only 1 residential unit with €95,000 costs, you could not have the entire measure subsidized, since it is limited to €50,000. So €45,000 would remain generally eligible costs, but you would no longer be allowed to count them because you have already reached the maximum of €50,000.