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INTERREG IPA CBC “GREECE ALBANIA 2014-2020” - PART B - Gjirokastër 04/06/2018 Korçë 06/06/2018

FIRST LEVEL CONTROL – ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (1/15) EXPENDITURE CATEGORIES Staff costs; Office and administrative expenditure 3. Travel and accommodation costs 4. External expertise and services costs 5. Equipment expenditure and 6. Infrastructure and Works

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (2/15) 1. Staff costs Expenditure on staff costs shall consist of gross employment costs in one of the following ways. full time; part-time with a flexible number of hours worked per month; part-time with a fixed percentage of time worked per month; or on an hourly basis. Option I: Real costs (pay slips and proof of payment required). Option II: Simplified cost options, e.g. Standard scale of unit costs, Flat rate of up to 20% of direct costs other than the staff costs (Art. 19, ETC Reg. 1299/2013).

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (3/15) Audit Trail - Staff Costs Required documents depending on the reimbursement option Real costs 20% flat rate Full Time Part Time Hourly rate set in the contract Fixed % Flexible number of hours Employment / work contract   Job description Payslips Data from time registration system (time sheets) Proof of payment

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (4/15) 2. Office and administrative expenditure Eligible cost Operating and administrative expenses of the beneficiary organisation that support delivery of the project activities (Reg. 481/2014, article 4). Reimbursement options: Real Cost invoices and proof of payment required Flat rate Up to 15% of eligible direct staff costs – no justification is required Up to 25% of eligible direct costs

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (5/15) 3. Travel and accommodation costs   The travel and accommodation costs are eligible only for the staff of beneficiary organisations that relate to delivery of the project. Travel and accommodation of experts, external to the project partnership under External expertise and services. Maximum daily rates for hotel and subsistence should be respected, in line with national legislation or internal policy of the partner organisation.

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (6/15) Supporting documents for the verification of expenditure The following documents must be available for control purposes: Agenda (or equivalent) of the meeting/seminar/conference; Documents proving that the journey actually took place (boarding passes or participant lists etc.); Paid invoices (including hotel bills, transport tickets, etc.); Daily allowance claims (if applicable), including proof of reimbursement by the employer to the employee.

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (7/15) 4. External expertise and services External expertise and service costs include expenditure paid on the basis of contracts or written agreements, against invoices or requests for reimbursement to external service providers who are subcontracted to carry out certain tasks/activities linked to delivery of the project.

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (8/15) According to the Regulation (EU) No 481/2014 Article 6, expenditure on external expertise and service concern (indicatively): studies or surveys (e.g. evaluations, strategies, concept notes, design plans, handbooks); training; translations; IT systems and website development, modifications and updates; promotion, communication, publicity or information linked to a project or to a cooperation programme as such; financial management; services related to the organisation and implementation of events or meetings (including rent, catering or interpretation); legal consultancy, technical and financial expertise, other consultancy and accountancy services; verifications (i.e. first level control expenditures);

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (9/15) Supporting documents for the verification of expenditure The following documents must be available for control purposes: FLC Evidence of the selection process Contract Invoice Proof of payment Deliverable

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (10/15) 5. Equipment Expenditure for the financing of equipment either purchased, or rented or leased by a partner, necessary to achieve the objectives of the project. According to the Regulation (EU) No 481/2014 Article 7, equipment expenditure is limited to the following items: office equipment; IT hardware and software; furniture and fittings; laboratory equipment; machines and instruments; tools or devices; vehicles; other specific equipment needed for the project.

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (11/15) Equipment can only be funded by the programme if no other EU funds have contributed to the financing. Supporting documents for the verification of expenditure. The following documents must be available for control purposes: Evidence of compliance with the applicable EU, national and internal procurement rules, Invoice (or a supporting document with equivalent probative value to invoices, in case of depreciation) providing all relevant information in line with the applicable accountancy rules, Calculation of depreciation in compliance with the applicable national schemes, Proof of payment.

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (12/15) 6. Infrastructure and Works This includes costs for example; site preparation, delivery, handling, installation, renovation, when applicable. The following documents must be available for control purposes: 1. Contracts and other related documentation (tender procedures, Selection committee decisions etc.). 2. Invoices and / or other documentation ensuring the works in progress. 3. Proof of payment. 4. The necessary environmental studies and licenses.

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (13/15) V.A.T. In accordance with Regulation (EU) No 1303/2013 Article 69 (3), VAT is not eligible except in the case where VAT is non-recoverable under national VAT legislation. In practice, if a partner can recover VAT, all expenditure reported to the programme has to be reported without VAT. However, there are certain cases whereby specific activities can be excluded from VAT recovery.

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (14/15) Net revenues In accordance with Regulation (EU) No 1303/2013 Articles 61 and 65, if a project generates net revenue for example through services, conference participation fees, sales of brochures or books, it must be deducted from eligible costs. The ERDF funding is calculated on the basis of the total cost after deduction of any net revenue.

ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES (15/15) Double Financing The aim of the First Level Control is to verify that the specific expenditure is not financed by any other source, national or co-financed. In order to ensure the non double financing, the FLC should: • Check that all original documents are singed and stamped by the beneficiary. The official name of the Programme and the project’s acronym, must be indicated on all documents. • Check that the beneficiary keeps the payment documents in a separate accounting system or an adequate accounting code. • Check that the acronym of the project and the name of the Programme are referred to the contracts.

UNIT C “VERIFICATION OF EXPENDITURES” MANAGING AUTHORITY OF EUROPEAN TERRITORIAL COOPERATION PROGRAMMES Tel: +30 2310 469 600, 469 620, 469 614, 469 622, 469 672 Fax:+30 2310 469 62 e-mails: kxristodoulou@mou.gr, dkaravatos@mou.gr, tsalonidis@mou.gr , dvoutira@mou.gr