MIT Haalbaarheid — feasibility grant
Cash grant for SMEs to study the feasibility of an innovation project. First-come, first-served.
- Amount
- €20,000 (40% of up to €50,000)
- Next deadline
- — 140 days
EU · NL · DE · AT · CH
Public incentives for European founders and operators, without the paperwork detour.
Fiscal Radar tracks grants, R&D credits, and tax schemes for startups, SMBs, and agencies across Europe. Starts with the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
For founders, operators, and finance leads
Running a business is enough work. We track the public money and the paperwork clocks, and surface the handful of programmes that actually matter for your company — whether you’re a startup, an agency, or a growing SMB.
Starting with NL, DE, AT, CH
We cover the four markets we know best first. More follow as we learn each programme in depth — not before.
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Deadline calendar
Upcoming deadlines and rolling schemes across covered markets. Sorted by urgency.
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Programme guides
Plain-language explainers for the programmes we cover — what it is, who qualifies, how to file.
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Eligibility quizzes
Quick self-checks to rule programmes in or out before you spend an hour reading the fine print.
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Full calendar →Innosuisse — innovation projects
Swiss cooperation grants funding the academic research partner alongside an SME lead.
- Amount
- Covers research partner costs; in-kind for SME
- Next deadline
- — 175 days
ZIM — Zentrales Innovationsprogramm Mittelstand
Flagship federal grant for SME innovation in Germany. Rolling intake, technical review-heavy.
- Amount
- Up to €550k per project (25–55% funding rate)
Latest guides
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NL tax-scheme The 30% ruling — tax relief for inbound expat employees
A tax-free allowance for foreign employees with scarce expertise joining a Dutch employer. Much narrower since 2024 — check eligibility before you plan around it.
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DE tax-credit Forschungszulage — Germany's R&D tax credit
A 25% (35% for SMEs) tax credit on qualifying R&D wage costs in Germany. Works alongside project grants. Two-step approval — certification first, tax credit second.
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NL tax-scheme Innovatiebox — the 9% Dutch innovation tax rate
Profits from qualifying innovation are taxed at 9% instead of the standard 25.8%. Biggest lever for profitable Dutch tech companies — and tied to the WBSO trail.