Eligibility of costs. 4.1 In order to be eligible the costs must be actually used or produced by the participant in the period set out in Article 2 and/or be necessary for implementing the activity in the Annex. The costs must comply with the applicable national law on taxes, labour and social security.
Eligibility of costs. 3.1 Eligibility of costs - period Eligibility of costs (excluding prog prep costs): 07/10/2013-30/04/2017 Eligibility of programme proposal preparation costs: 31/01/2013-06/10/2013
Eligibility of costs. 1. Costs which qualify for a subsidy pursuant to § 2.1 of this contract shall exclusively consist of eligible costs needed for implementing activities and realise deliverables and outputs in line with the approved application form. The eligibility of costs for ERDF co-funding is regulated in the European Structural and Investment Funds Regulations [Articles 63 to 67 of the CPR, Chapter V of the ERDF Regulation], as well as in the programme´s eligibility rules as included in the programme manual based thereon. All programme rules are published on the programme website.
Eligibility of costs. 6.1 The Lead Beneficiary shall ensure that all expenditure included in the budget of the Project were incurred and paid respecting the rules on eligibility of expenditure as indicated in the Guidelines and its Annexes. Only eligible costs shall be taken into account for the Project budget.
Eligibility of costs. The eligibility of all costs shall be governed by the provisions of 48 C.F.R., Part 31, in effect at the time such expense was incurred, except as otherwise expressly provided in this Agreement. In the event expenditures reimbursed to Contractor under this Agreement as part of the Maximum Price are subsequently properly disallowed by Authority due to accounting errors or charges not in conformity with this Agreement, Contractor agrees to immediately refund such amounts to Authority or permit Authority to offset the same against any amount(s) then currently due to Contractor for the Contract Services.
Eligibility of costs. 18.1 Direct costs are eligible for EU financing if they meet all the following criteria:
Eligibility of costs. The eligibility of costs is determined by reference to Chapter 7 of the Regulation. The rules on eligibility of costs shall apply equally and without limitation to both Project Promoters and project partners. Indirect costs shall be eligible in line with the Regulation and in particular, Annex 12 thereto. By way of exception to the provisions of the Regulation and Annex 12, project promoters and project partners established in Estonia, shall identify their indirect costs by the use of a flat-rate not exceeding 20% of their total direct eligible costs, excluding their direct eligible costs for subcontracting and the costs of resources made available by third parties which are not used on the premises of the Project Promoter or project partner.
Eligibility of costs. 20.1 Costs related to grant support and to quality and impact support and, if applicable to the contribution to networks, are eligible for EU financing if they meet all the following criteria:
Eligibility of costs costs that can be included The categories of costs that are eligible and non-eligible are indicated below. The budget (see Annex B of these Guidelines) is both a cost estimate and a ceiling for ‘eligible costs’. Indication for cost options may take the form of: unit costs: covering all or certain specific categories of eligible costs which are clearly identified in advance by reference to an amount per unit. lump sums: covering in global terms all or certain specific categories of eligible costs which are clearly identified in advance. Eligible costs To be eligible under the Call for Proposals, costs must be formulated as unit costs and/or lump sums and refer to one or more of the eligible activities specified in par. 2.1.2 (see Annex C – Project proposal’s budget). The cost related to man-labour (minimum 25% of the total project’s budget) may be included in budget heading 1 or 2 if the selection of the workers and the payment of their salaries is part of a work or service contract with the private sector. In case of Cash for Work Schemes managed directly by the applicant and not by a private contractor, the costs should be broken down in the budget heading 4 and include the following main items: - Salaries (daily wages of workers); - Insurance for the workers; - protective/work equipment for the workers; - Cash transfer mechanism fees. Please note that: - At least 25% of the project value has to be allocated for man-labour through the creation of short term jobs; - The costs for the purchase of equipment and vehicles should not exceed the 20% of the total project’s budget. Any other cost not related to a specific activity but considered necessary for the correct implementation of the project should be broken down in budget heading 5 (i.e. costs for dedicated municipal staff such as reimbursement of transportation, logistic needs etc). Please note that these costs should not exceed the 10% of the total budget proposed for the action. Incentives for the personnel of national and sub-national administrations may be eligible to the extent that they relate to the cost of activities which the relevant public authority would not carry out if the action were not undertaken. Contingency reserve The budget must include a contingency reserve equal to the 7 % of the estimated eligible costs (see budget line 6 - Annex B). Contributions in-kind Contributions in-kind will be accepted only if considered necessary or appropriate. In such cases, the value of such contr...
Eligibility of costs. 1. The cost eligibility period for the Project is the period of Project implementation, which begins on .................. and ends on ......................... .
