Subsidy for the U.S. Customs Exploration and High Price Emergency Measures Project in Fukushima Prefecture

1Business overview: The U.S. customs and high price emergency measures business subsidy is a system that supports management improvement such as product development, expansion of sales channels, improvement of production efficiency, etc. conducted by small and medium-sized companies in Fukushima, which are affected by U.S. customs duty requirements or high price. The Fukushima Prefectural Industrial Promotion Center conducts a part of the business expenses carried out based on the advice after receiving a diagnosis and advice from a specialist dispatch. On the page above, dispatch of specialists and subsidies are guided when the number of companies is reached. 2 Subjects: Subjects are individuals, corporations, joint ventures, joint ventures, joint ventures, joint ventures, co., Ltd. and various associations, etc. that meet either capital or employee standards. As a requirement, it is necessary to support the dispatch of specialists by subsidy of sales, total profit and operating income for any one month after April 2019. This website uses cookies to improve your browsing experience. By continuing to use this site, you consent to the use of cookies on your device as described in our Cookie Policy. 3Subsidy Exp。s and Subsidies: The subsidy is an initiative to strengthen the management to overcome the impact of U.S. customs duty requirements or high price, and it is a cost to complete the order, contract, delivery, and payment from the date of the grant decision, and confirm with a book or certificate. Exp s include machine equipment purchase costs, new product development costs, material costs, outsour and consignment costs, exhibition exhibits, conference expenses, travel expenses, advertising fees, pamphlet preparation costs, energy saving equipment renewal fees, etc. On the other hand, consumption tax, maintenance fee, versatility, computers that can be used for purposes other than the intended use, used goods, labor costs, purchase of sales purpose, lease of land