Veterans' venture capital refers to the special funds set up by local governments or talent centers to support qualified veterans' innovation and entrepreneurship. To apply for veteran venture capital, the following conditions must be met: 1. Serving the country for one year, within three years after retirement; No employer or self-employment within 2.2 years; 3. Entrepreneurial projects should be high-tech projects with good economic and social benefits. The specific application process is as follows: 1. Write a business plan; 2. Submit the application form, business plan and related materials to the local talent center; 3. Apply for the preliminary examination of the talent center and organize expert review; 4. After approval, the applicant shall apply for funds from the relevant departments. The sources of funds for veterans' venture capital are allocated by the Finance Bureau, and the specific standards and amounts vary from region to region. Generally speaking, the start-up period is about 2 years, and the scope of start-up funds includes venue rent, equipment purchase and staff training.
Do veterans need other support policies to start their own businesses? In order to support veterans' innovation and entrepreneurship, the state has issued a series of support policies, including preferential loans and tax incentives. For example, key support programs such as "Talent Plan" and "Double Innovation Plan" can provide special entrepreneurial support for veterans, as well as policy support such as social security payment reduction and exemption and tax incentives.
Veterans Venture Capital is a special venture support fund. The application process is relatively simple, but applicants are required to have business plans and related materials, and they can only get financial support after expert review. In addition to venture capital, veterans can also enjoy other policy support to help them better carry out innovation and entrepreneurship.
Legal basis:
Article 10 "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Legal Aid" A citizen who fails to entrust an agent to handle the following matters that need to be represented due to economic difficulties may apply for legal aid from a legal aid institution:
(1) Requesting state compensation according to law;