Master of Finance Series 23-27 November 2020
23 Listopada 2020 - 27 Listopada 2020
Online, Hungary
Date: 23-27 November 2020.
The Series consists of 3 parts, delivered in 3 days, 23rd, 25th and 27th November online. On each day, the course starts at 14.00 CEST and the duration is 120 minutes each.
***Day1 (23 November): Essentials of the Financial Rules in H2020 and Horizon Europe***
The course starts by introducing the essentials of the financial rules of H2020 and Horizon Europe: planning, calculating, reporting, reviewing. Provides a sound understanding of the financial rules of the Horizon 2020 Annotated Model Grant Agreement.
-Budgeting and planning: Why it is the most crucial part?
-What is a cost reimbursement? What is lump sum financing?
-Actual costs and unit costs? Which one should I choose?
-What makes any cost eligible? How to make them eligible?
-Linking a cost to the project? What makes them direct costs?
-Can I report indirect costs? If not, why not?
***Day2 (25 November): Personnel Cost calculation in H2020 and Horizon Europe***
The second part of the Series goes into details on the Personnel Cost calculation in H2020 and Horizon Europe, by discussing the following topics:
-Who and when can be charged to the project?
-Actual or unit-based personnel costs calculation – so what?
-Identifying eligible salary costs
-Calculation routes – monthly or yearly?
-Productive hours – should I accept 1720?
-Freelancers and temporary employees
-Secondment – what is the added value?
-What makes a timesheet bulletproof?
***Day3 (27 November): Third-parties, Subcontrators and other direct costs in H2020 and Horizon Europe***
Helps you to understand the difference between third-parties and subcontractors, introducing the concept of the Linked Third Parties, and explains one-by-one the other direct cost reporting protocols.
-Third party articles – why there are more than one?
-Resource needed or service outsourced?
-Subcontractors or Linked third parties?
-Which one should be foreseen? Which one would your office prefer?
-Travel costs – for employees and for other – is there a difference?
-Equipment and other assets – how to calculate your facility costs efficiently?
-Other goods and services – what’s in here?
-How about internal cost transfers and charges? Are they eligible?
-Funding rates, receipts, CFS rules and payments – learn them all!
More information and registration: https://europamediatrainings.com/webinars/137/master-of-finance-series(odnośnik otworzy się w nowym oknie)
The Series consists of 3 parts, delivered in 3 days, 23rd, 25th and 27th November online. On each day, the course starts at 14.00 CEST and the duration is 120 minutes each.
***Day1 (23 November): Essentials of the Financial Rules in H2020 and Horizon Europe***
The course starts by introducing the essentials of the financial rules of H2020 and Horizon Europe: planning, calculating, reporting, reviewing. Provides a sound understanding of the financial rules of the Horizon 2020 Annotated Model Grant Agreement.
-Budgeting and planning: Why it is the most crucial part?
-What is a cost reimbursement? What is lump sum financing?
-Actual costs and unit costs? Which one should I choose?
-What makes any cost eligible? How to make them eligible?
-Linking a cost to the project? What makes them direct costs?
-Can I report indirect costs? If not, why not?
***Day2 (25 November): Personnel Cost calculation in H2020 and Horizon Europe***
The second part of the Series goes into details on the Personnel Cost calculation in H2020 and Horizon Europe, by discussing the following topics:
-Who and when can be charged to the project?
-Actual or unit-based personnel costs calculation – so what?
-Identifying eligible salary costs
-Calculation routes – monthly or yearly?
-Productive hours – should I accept 1720?
-Freelancers and temporary employees
-Secondment – what is the added value?
-What makes a timesheet bulletproof?
***Day3 (27 November): Third-parties, Subcontrators and other direct costs in H2020 and Horizon Europe***
Helps you to understand the difference between third-parties and subcontractors, introducing the concept of the Linked Third Parties, and explains one-by-one the other direct cost reporting protocols.
-Third party articles – why there are more than one?
-Resource needed or service outsourced?
-Subcontractors or Linked third parties?
-Which one should be foreseen? Which one would your office prefer?
-Travel costs – for employees and for other – is there a difference?
-Equipment and other assets – how to calculate your facility costs efficiently?
-Other goods and services – what’s in here?
-How about internal cost transfers and charges? Are they eligible?
-Funding rates, receipts, CFS rules and payments – learn them all!
More information and registration: https://europamediatrainings.com/webinars/137/master-of-finance-series(odnośnik otworzy się w nowym oknie)
Słowa kluczowe
Horizon 2020, H2020, Horizon Europe, finances, budget, reporting, course, training course, webinar, online course, practical course, webstreaming, financial rules, grant agreement, personnel cost, direct cost, timesheet, eligible cost, travel cost, funding rate, project management, call for proposal, EC, EU project, EU funding