â Royalties for licence agreements which were already in force before the start of the action: only the part of the royalty which can be associated with the action is eligible (as the licence is likely to go beyond the implementation of the action) By signing the agreement or the membership form [OPTION if the JRC is a beneficiary: or the Administrative Arrangement], the beneficiaries accept the grant and agree: to execute them under their own responsibility and in accordance with the Agreement, subject to all the obligations and conditions set out therein. Best practices: The beneficiary must inform both the coordinator and the Commission/Agency when preparing the grant and before submitting financial statements (via “My Domain” on the participant portal). Beneficiaries of an operating grant financed by the EU or Euratom21 budget may not declare indirect costs for the period covered by the operating grant. Maximum grant amount: 500 000 There are three beneficiaries A, B and C Reimbursement rate: 100 % For the definition, see Article 121(1)(b) of Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 966/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 October 2012 on the Financial Regulation applicable to the general budget of the Union and repealing Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 1605/2002 (Financial Regulation No 966/2012) OJ L 218, 26.10.2012, p. 1): `operating grant` means a direct financial contribution in the form of a budget grant to finance the activities of an institution pursuing an objective of general interest of the EU or pursuing an objective forming part of and supporting a Union policy. `Operating grants` means grants (usually annual) awarded under a separate grant agreement to finance the operational and operational costs of an entity, e.B. comm-C2/01-2013 under the Europe for Citizens programme. Where the subsidy is reduced (see Article 43), the [Commission][Agency] shall calculate the reduced amount of the subsidy by deducting the amount of the reduction (calculated on the basis of the poor performance of the action or the seriousness of the non-compliance referred to in Article 43(2)) from the maximum amount of the subsidy set out in Article 5, paragraph 1. before the entry into force of the GM, i.e. before the signing of the grant agreement by both parties In many cases, they will not affect the amount of the grant because they do not lead to a profit (at the action level). However, especially for 100% funded measures, they can have an impact and lead to a reduction. `Total amount of access` means all access units provided annually by the facility, including access funded by the EU under previous grant agreements, where applicable.
Grant to a consortium of up to EUR 3 000 000, where the eligible costs are reimbursed at 100 % and the indirect costs are calculated on the basis of a flat rate of 25 % on direct costs (less subcontracting, third party costs not used on beneficiaries` premises and costs of providing financial support to third parties). The infringement is entirely attributable to beneficiary A: 100 % of the reduction is allocated to beneficiary A Revised final amount of beneficiary A`s grant: 187 500 to 10 000 = 177 500 For revenue: 60 ï the amount of the subsidy is reduced to 40. â Links to the model timesheet and the model explanation of staff costs The grant shall be granted for the measure with the title [insert title of the measure] â [insert acronym] (actionâ) in accordance with Annex 1. `Annual working` means the period during which staff must work and be at the disposal of the employer and carry out their activity or tasks within the framework of the employment contract, the applicable collective agreement or national working time regulations. This budget category applies to all RIA, IEA and CSA grants under the general GMA. The “final amount of the grant” depends on the extent to which the action is carried out in accordance with the terms of the agreement. Best practices: The potential impact of revenues should be addressed in the consortium agreement (see Article 41(3)). This means that a cost item that has already been declared under a grant from the Structural Funds or the ESI Funds cannot be re-declared under the Horizon 2020 grant.
However, cost items that have not yet been declared under a grant from the Structural Funds or the ESI Funds may be declared under the Horizon 2020 grant, even if they are part of the same action (synergies between Horizon 2020 and the Structural Funds and the ESI Funds). Where the beneficiary reimburses the related travel and/or maintenance allowances in the form of a lump sum and/or daily subsistence allowance, the lump sum or daily subsistence allowance shall be considered eligible costs, and not as the actual prices paid by the person receiving the lump sum or daily subsistence allowance. (For the purposes of the grant, these costs remain actual costs, AND NOT unit or flat-rate costs referred to in Article 5(2). They must be recorded in the recipient`s books and will be verified in the event of an audit.) These data are automatically used for all notifications of this grant (see Article 52) During the general deliberations, beneficiaries may change their choice, but only by amending the agreement (see Article 55). The `maximum grant amount` is EUR [insert amount (insert amount in words)]. [OPTION for specific flat-rate costs (lump sum provided for in the Commission Decision and applicable to the grant: [insert name of specific cost category] shall be eligible if they correspond to the lump sum set out in Annex 2 and if the corresponding tasks or parts of the action referred to in Annex 1 have been properly carried out.] That agreement shall lay down the rights and obligations and the conditions of the grant granted to the beneficiaries for the implementation of the action referred to in Chapter 2. The final amount of the grant is the lower of the following two amounts: The costs related to the preparation of the consortium agreement are not eligible, as the consortium agreement must be signed before the start of the action. However, costs related to the updating of the consortium agreement shall be eligible if they are incurred during the duration of the action. The maximum amount of the grant can NEVER be increased – even if the eligible costs of the action are higher than expected Since the specific AGGs have a similar structure and provisions to those of the general AGmg (i.e. they are all derived from the general AGM), the comments will focus mainly on the general AGmg (and the comments of the other AGGs will be limited to substantial differences from this AGM). However, the main provisions relating to the amount, cost forms and eligibility conditions of your grant are explained for all AGGs (see Articles 4 to 6 of each MGA). CASE E1: The addendum is NOT triggered by the person`s participation in action H2020 (p.B.
if the contract precedes and survives the grant agreement). The General Grant Agreement Model (H2020 General MGA) is used for grants for “Research and Innovation Actions (RIA)”, “Innovation Actions (AI)” and “Coordination and Support Actions (CSA)”. 1 where the actual staff costs of beneficiary B amount to EUR 60 000. This may be acceptable provided that the additional costs of Beneficiary A fulfil the eligibility conditions set out in Article 6 and up to the maximum grant amount set out in Article 5(1) (at the action level). `Beneficiaries` means legal persons which have signed the grant agreement (GM) with the Commission/Agency (i.e. a `participant`1 in an action supported by a grant). The total number of grants under EU and Euratom grants awarded to an SME owner for one year (i.e. one financial year) must NOT exceed the normal number of annual productive hours used to calculate the hourly rate (i.e.
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