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September 25, 2015
Should the VAT be included in the budget of the project?
Organisations which are not entitled to recover any paid VAT (Value Added Tax) by whatever means should include VAT in the costs. Organisations which are entitled to recover any paid VAT (Value Added Tax) by whatever means should not include VAT in the costs. Organisations which are partially entitled to recover any paid VAT (Value Added Tax) by whatever means, should not include VAT in the costs. For the partially non-recoverable paid VAT (Value Added Tax) by whatever means, the organisations should include VAT in the costs.
Please be aware that there is no separate column/raw for the VAT, but it should be included in the costs foreseen in the Budget, whenever it is the case.
Clarifications after Administrative Compliance and Eligibility Check
6/03/2019
The first requests for clarifications were sent today in the eMS for the applications submitted within the
Practical Advices on Project Implementation
26/02/2019
JTS is here to support you!
For any question or need for clarification, you are encouraged to address t
Instruction no 16 from 20 February 2019 to beneficiaries regarding Addendum and Notification
21/02/2019
To ensure more flexibility during the implementation of the projects funded by Joint Operational Programme
National Training event for Greek Beneficiaries
To ensure the premises for a smooth implementation of the projects contracted within the framework of the 1st Call for proposals of Joint Operational Programme Black Sea Basin 2014-2020, the programme management structures are organising on 8 May 2019 a National training event in Thessaloniki, Greece.
National Training event for Romanian Beneficiaries
To ensure the premises for a smooth implementation of the projects contracted within the framework of the 1st Call for proposals of Joint Operational Programme Black Sea Basin 2014-2020, the programme management structures are organising on 1 April 2019 a National training event in Constanta, Romania.
Training for Beneficiaries from the 1st Call for proposals
To ensure the premises for a smooth implementation of the projects contracted within the framework of the 1st Call for proposals of Joint Operational Programme Black Sea Basin 2014-2020, programme management structures are organising a training session dedicated to the beneficiaries from the 1st Call for proposals.
Are the formulas in the 4th sheet "Table_4_Sources_ of_funding" in the Budget forms correct? The row for "TOTAL OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS" calculates also the amounts in the rows of "TOTAL EU and PARTNERS CONTRIBUTION".
Please leave the formulas as they are. There is no problem with the default formulas as they do not influence the evalua
In annex A "Grant Application Form", chapter 2.3.1 "Relevance to the objectives and priorities of the call for proposals" what does the expression "relevance of the joint Action to any other specific requirements indicated in the guidelines of the call such as partnership, local ownership" refer to?
Section 2.3.1.2 "Describe the relevance of the joint Action to any specific measures and any other specific requirements
There are several problems adding new pages in the Partnership Statement of the Application form. Is it correct to handle it with handwriting or it shall be a problem?
The general rule that the Grant Application Form shall be typed is valid also for the documents which require applicants
The second Call for Proposals of the Joint Operational Programme Black Sea Basin 2014-2020 is open starting with 1 October 2018 with deadline 5 February 2019
Herewith you can access the Applicants Pack for the 2nd Call for proposals of the Joint Operational Programme
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