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What incentives or subsidies does the Project of Subsidies Incentives For Taipei Industry offer?

To promote industrial development, encourage innovation and investment, support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and enhance industrial competitiveness, the Taipei City Government established the "Taipei City Industrial Development Self-Government Ordinance." Through the Project of Subsidies & Incentives For Taipei Industry, it provides innovative subsidies for entrepreneurship, research and development, acceleration, branding, excellence in startups, and angel incubation. Additionally, it offers investment subsidies for rent, salaries, and interest, delivering comprehensive and all-encompassing support for businesses in Taipei City.

What is the application deadline for the Project of Subsidies Incentives for Taipei Industry?

  1. Applications for Startup Subsidy, innovative R&D Subsidy, Acceleration Subsidy , Branding Subsidy, Incubation Subsidy, and Investment incentives are accepted at any time by the project office, as long as the applicants meet the eligibility requirements and provide all necessary documents. There are no specific deadlines or phases for these categories.
  2. Thematic R&D and Rising Star Subsidy are phase-based, and the application deadlines and focus areas will be announced by the Taipei City Department of Economic Development.

Does the Project of Subsidies Incentives for Taipei Industry have restrictions on specific industries for application?

There are no restrictions on industry or sector. As long as the applicant's proposed project demonstrates creativity, uniqueness, and development potential, meets the eligibility requirements, and provides all necessary documents, an application can be submitted.

Can applicants apply for multiple incentives and subsidies offered by the Project of Subsidies & Incentives for Taipei Industry at the same time?

1. Applicants are required to apply for and execute one project at a time, including government-related subsidy programs that are already in progress.

2. If the applicant's submitted project is approved, the next phase of the project can only be submitted after the current project has been completed.

3. If the applicant's submitted project is not approved, the project can be revised and resubmitted for application.

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