Matsuyama City Business Succession Interest Subsidy (Japan Policy Finance Corporation)

The Matsuyama City Business Succession Interest Subsidy (Japan Policy Finance Corporation) is a system to assist businesses that succeed in business in the city, receiving the necessary funds for business succession from the Japan Policy Finance Corporation. On this page, users of the "Business Succession, Consolidation and Activation Support Fund" or "Life Hygiene Business Succession, Consolidation and Activation Support Fund" of the target financial institution, can be confirmed that they have been financing for business succession since April 1, 2019. The target person is a corporation with an address or head office in the city, who does not pay city tax and continues business related to loan. In the flyer and pledge book, the full or large portion of the loan amount is used for driving funds or equipment funds related to the succession of the business in Matsuyama city, the loan business continues in Matsuyama city, and the food and drink business does not fall under certain moral business. Business co ity and city tax payment are required at the time of subsidy. Auxiliary target is the interest repayment from January to December every year. The auxiliary rate is less than 1.0% per year and is less than 1 yen. Although the upper limit is not specified in the Matsuyama City document itself, there is a loan limit on the Japanese Finance Corporation. The maximum display amount was JPY7,700,000, with a total of 1.0% of the city’s auxiliary rate and JPY14,700,000 for two years. The actual grant amount varies depending on borrowing amount, loan interest rate, repayment interest, and examination. The procedure is to submit an application form, payment statement, identity verification document, certificate of registration, and documents to understand the business contents after the loan is executed, and then submit an application form, interest payment certificate, agreement, pledge,。, confirmation letter etc. by the end of February every year. In principle, the applica