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SME-owners daily rate update for HORIZON

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The personnel cost of SME owners and natural persons beneficiaries has to be declared by using the unit cost (daily rate) fixed by the authorisation decision C(2020)7155 and set out in Annex 2a, as explained in the Annotated Model Grant Agreement p 64.

This Annex 2a has been updated again in December, stating the following SME owner unit cost expressed as daily rates:

  • For calls with opening date before 30 July 2024: {EUR 5 080 / 18 days = 282,22} multiplied by{country-specific correction coefficient of the country where the beneficiary is established}
  • For calls with opening date as from 30 July 2024: {EUR 8 745,40 / 18 days = 485,85} multiplied by {country-specific  orrection coefficient of the country where the beneficiary is established}
  • For calls with opening date as from 16 December 2025: {EUR 9271 / 18 days = 515,06} multiplied by {country-specific correction coefficient of the country where the beneficiary is established}

The country-specific correction coefficients used are those set out in the Horizon Europe Work Programme
(section Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions) in force at the time of the call (see Portal Reference Documents). For Belgium this coefficient equals 1.

 

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