Ota City vacant store measures rent support business subsidy

1Business overview: Ota City vacant store rent support business subsidy is a system to support part of the store rent to businesses opening new retail stores, restaurants, and offices. The purpose is to contribute to the sound development of the city’s commercial and the revitalization of the local economy through the elimination and effective use of free stores. The designated area is excluded in the district planning system, such as the first residential area, the second residence area, the semi-dwelling area, the neighboring commercial area, the commercial area, the semi-dwelling area, the industrial area, and the specific application limit area. 2 Subjects: The target is a corporation or individual business that leases a free store in the designated area and opens a new store. A corporation is eligible for a corporation that manages the vacant store, but the chain store or franchise store that does not have a head office in the city is excluded. Corporate representatives or individual operators must be recorded in the basic resident register in Ota City on the date of application, and the owner of a free store is not identical, and it is also required to be not a relative within the two parents of the owner. It is also mandatory that there is no city tax delin。t, no gangsters, foreigners have a workable status, and it is not in violation of the Food Sanitation Law, Building Standard Act and other related laws. 3Subsidy Exp。s and auxiliary Contents: The target expenses are the rent per month for renting a free store and opening a new store. Exp s, consumption tax and local consumption tax accompanying leases such as rugs, reimbursements, and utilities are excluded. The target industry is information service industry, internet-related service industry, video, voice and character information production, various retail, specialty service industry, restaurant, take-away and delivery food service business, laundry, accounting, beauty, bathing industry, other life-rela