How much could your project receive?
A base rate, three uplifts that stack, a ceiling. And one line to budget for from the start: the grant is taxable.
One base rate, three uplifts.
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| Micro and small | Medium | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Base rate | 25% | 25% | Of eligible spend excluding VAT, with no uplift. |
| Starter | +25% | +20% | Registered at the Banque-Carrefour des Entreprises for under 4 years. |
| Environmental exemplarity | +30% | +20% | Official recognition, for the company or for each Brussels unit. |
| Social exemplarity | +30% | +20% | Same mechanism, on the social side. |
Ceiling
70%
Uplifts stack, but the total never exceeds 70%.
Per calendar year
10,000 €
Per company, all missions combined. Two missions a year at most.
Minimum
500 €
Of grant per application. Below that, the file is not admissible.
Three examples calculated by the Region.
- 01No uplift: 25% of admitted costs excluding VAT.
- 02A micro-enterprise that is a starter: 25% + 25%, so 50%.
- 03A seven-year-old small company, exemplary on both counts: 25% + 30% + 30%, capped at 70%.
Run the numbers with your own figures.
Estimate your grant
Already awarded a grant this year?
Estimated grant
1.500 €
Your rate
25%
Indicative estimate, subject to eligible costs and the Region’s decision. You pay the costs upfront. The grant is taxable.
See if I qualifyGrant after 25% corporate tax* 1.125 €
* Simplified tax illustration: 25% corporate tax applied to the grant alone. This is not the project’s net cost. Your accountant can assess the actual effect for your circumstances.
The grant is taxable.
The grant forms part of your business’s taxable income. As an illustration, applying 25% corporate tax to a € 5,000 grant gives € 1,250 tax on the grant alone. This derived calculation is not a net cost: the treatment of expenses and your tax circumstances also matter. Ask your accountant to review the budget.
Careful! This grant forms part of your company’s taxable income. It must therefore appear in your tax return.
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I’m Dan Martens. Through D4NT, I build websites, custom tools and automations. I help clarify the need, then build what will help your business move forward.
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Describe what you would like to improve. We can work out the project scope, budget and technical information for a possible grant application.
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You choose your consultant.The Region decides whether to award the grant.
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