Post by mijus572 on May 6, 2024 8:27:41 GMT 1
I have been working at OTO for over 7 years. For some years I worked as a Project Manager. With the growth and evolution of the agency, and also given the needs of the companies we work with, for some months I have been dealing with special projects related to training and subsidized finance. At OTO we have identified these two areas of intervention - training and subsidized finance - as two strategic assets that can help companies evolve, grow also in the digital sector and become increasingly competitive. Here today we will talk about subsidized finance. But why am I telling you about it? Because before working at OTO Agency I gained 15 years of experience in the field of business creation and development.
What is subsidized finance and how does it work? Facilitated Denmark Phone Number List 3 Million Users finance as an accelerator of digitalisation processes We can define subsidized finance as that set of financial instruments available to businesses, self-employed workers, aspiring entrepreneurs (and other types of individuals) to support the start-up or development of certain projects . The benefits can be of different nature. These are the main ones: non-refundable contributions : it is a benefit characterized by the provision of a sum of money that does not have to be repaid, usually to partially cover an expense, which often must be paid in advance first subsidized rate financing : usually takes the form of an interest contribution. a reduction in the interest rate of a loan provided by affiliated credit institutions or directly by the financing body tax credit: it is a tax benefit which takes the form of a discount on the taxes to be paid.
Then there are other very interesting types of benefits which do not provide for a flow of money towards the company, but which allow you to benefit - free of charge or at reduced costs - from specialist services (consultancy, training, research), because it is the financing body that pays the suppliers directly. These benefits are made available by bodies of various kinds and with specific territorial and/or sectoral interests . At a local level there are the Chambers of Commerce, the Municipalities and Mountain Communities, the Foundations , whose first objective is the development of the local entrepreneurial fabric and the support of specific sectors, such as tourism and the valorisation of production. locals.
What is subsidized finance and how does it work? Facilitated Denmark Phone Number List 3 Million Users finance as an accelerator of digitalisation processes We can define subsidized finance as that set of financial instruments available to businesses, self-employed workers, aspiring entrepreneurs (and other types of individuals) to support the start-up or development of certain projects . The benefits can be of different nature. These are the main ones: non-refundable contributions : it is a benefit characterized by the provision of a sum of money that does not have to be repaid, usually to partially cover an expense, which often must be paid in advance first subsidized rate financing : usually takes the form of an interest contribution. a reduction in the interest rate of a loan provided by affiliated credit institutions or directly by the financing body tax credit: it is a tax benefit which takes the form of a discount on the taxes to be paid.
Then there are other very interesting types of benefits which do not provide for a flow of money towards the company, but which allow you to benefit - free of charge or at reduced costs - from specialist services (consultancy, training, research), because it is the financing body that pays the suppliers directly. These benefits are made available by bodies of various kinds and with specific territorial and/or sectoral interests . At a local level there are the Chambers of Commerce, the Municipalities and Mountain Communities, the Foundations , whose first objective is the development of the local entrepreneurial fabric and the support of specific sectors, such as tourism and the valorisation of production. locals.