Covid, non-repayable contributions for start-ups: let’s go

Start-up, the contribution of up to one thousand euros for the VAT numbers opened in 2018 and which started the activity in 2019 has started. affected by the Covid-19 emergency which activated the VAT number between January 1st and December 31st 2018 and whose business activity began in 2019. One month to submit the application: the window that opens today, November 9th, in fact, it will close on 9 December 2021. The contribution is due in particular to companies which, despite not having registered a decrease in turnover of at least 30 percent over 2019 in 2020, are in possession of the other requisites indicated by the support decree (number 41 / 2021), including the limit on revenues not exceeding 10 million euros. The contribution is due to business income holders who have activated the VAT number from 1 January 2018 to 31 December 2018 and whose activities I know of 2019, as resulting from the business register at the Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Crafts and Agriculture. To access the benefit, the average monthly amount of turnover and fees for the year 2020 does not need to be at least 30 percent lower than in 2019, as for the contribution provided for in article 1 of the Sostegni decree; however, it is necessary to possess the other requisites envisaged by the same article. Those whose VAT number is inactive on the date of entry into force of the aforementioned decree cannot benefit from the grant, while public bodies, financial intermediaries and holding companies are excluded from the subsidy. The application is prepared electronically exclusively through the web service available in the reserved area of ​​the ‘Invoices and payments’ portal of the Revenue Agency website. There is time until December 9, 2021 for sending, which can also be made through an intermediary. ” total amount of contributions relating to the applications accepted. Furthermore, the applicant can irrevocably choose whether to obtain the total value of the contribution as a credit to the bank or postal current account in his name or, alternatively, as a tax credit to be used for offsetting using the F24 form.