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Is subsidized employment an eligible expenditure in the case of projects implemented within Measure 1.6?
Within Measure 1.6 SOP HRD, Integration and reintegration of women, special and innovative programmes, and local initiatives may be implemented for the purpose of, inter alia, creation of new jobs for unemployed women. In this case, expenditures connected with the reimbursement of a part of the remuneration for the employer and of insurance premiums are eligible.
In the invoice, the contractor gives a total amount for the implemented service/part of service (...). Moreover, the contractor is obliged to enclose (in a separate document) a list of expenditures constituting the amount of the invoice.” – according to this, only the incurred costs may be reimbursed to a subcontractor within eligible expenditures. Is there a possibility of including in the invoice a reasonable profit of the subcontractor?
If a beneficiary orders a contractor/subcontractor to implement a service, he/she pays for the rendered service according to the invoice providing a total amount for the implemented service, e.g. conducting a training. Together with the invoice, the contractor/subcontractor provides a list of expenditures which includes detailed categories of expenditures covered with the invoice, but doe not provide detailed amounts for those categories (e.g. for accommodation, transport, training materials). Therefore, the profit will not be showed by the contractor/subcontractor both in the invoice and in the list of expenditures which add up to the invoice amount.
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