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Regulations
The subsidy amount provided by this platform is an estimate only, based on the company information you submit (e.g., industry, size, project type) and available government resources (such as SBIR, CITD, SIIR, talent training, ESG subsidies, etc.). It doesnot represent an official approval amount.Final results are subject to government announcements and official review.
TGSA is not a government agency and has no affiliation with any government program office. All services are optional and chosen at your own discretion. Our consulting and platform services are designedto help companies more efficiently integrate internal resources, clarify subsidy directions, and align with review requirements.We provide transparent, modular support to improve the quality of applications and project execution.
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Common Subsidy Requirements
Basic Eligibility for Subsidies:
- Legally registered companyor legal entity with a tax ID.
- Active business with valid tax filing records.
- Employees enrolled in labor insurance (usually 1–5 employees, depending on the subsidy type).
- Not listed under government suspension or restriction lists.
- No duplicate applications for the same subsidy or expense (e.g., the same invoice cannot be reimbursed twice).
- Must comply with subsidy procedures, including:
- Proposal writing
- Budget planning and reimbursement reports
- Interim / final project reports
- On-site inspections or presentations (if required)
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Restrictions & Notes
- Subsidy types vary by program,the maximum subsidy ratio ranges from 30% to50%,subject to government review and approval.
- Most subsidies adopt a “review first, fund later” or “execute first, reimburse later” mechanism. Companies must prepare self-funding in advance.
- Failure to execute on time, incomplete documentation, or non-compliant reimbursements may result inloss of funding or repayment.
- Companies with recent disputes or poor audit records may face lower approval rates.
- Some subsidies require cooperation with approved vendors or consultants. Independent submissions may not be accepted.
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Process Overview
- Subsidy fit calculation (via this platform)
- Proposal writing (with TGSA guidance if needed)
- Submission to the competent authority
- Government review and response (typically 1–3 months)
- Contract signing and project execution
- Interim / final reports and reimbursement audits
- Government disbursement to designated account (upon completion)
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Not Sure If You Qualify?
Use our online calculator for an initial evaluation, or book a 1-on-1 consultation with a TGSA advisor.
