Modern Time Tracking
Many entrepreneurs benefit from the "WBSO" when working on innovative projects. However, proper project administration is required. Keeping helps you with this.
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WBSO stands for the Research and Development (R&D) Promotion Act.
The WBSO encourages entrepreneurs to invest in innovative projects. The Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) states that entrepreneurs qualify for WBSO subsidies if their company conducts technical-scientific research or develops new technical (components of) physical products, physical production processes, or software.
You can apply for a WBSO subsidy via the RVO, but preparation is needed. Entrepreneurs must meet two conditions to be eligible for the WBSO scheme:
Read more about the application process here.
Better Administration
As an entrepreneur, you are not eligible for WBSO subsidy if you do not have a clear R&D administration. You must be able to demonstrate to the RVO how much time is spent on the project and how the project is progressing. This is done through an R&D administration, which consists of: time accountability and project administration.
For your R&D administration, it is essential to have your time accountability and project administration in order. WBSO hours can be easily recorded with Keeping. This allows you to have a clear view of your time accountability and project administration. This makes it the ideal tool for your WBSO subsidy application.
In Keeping, you can easily log hours on projects, including WBSO projects. Create a project in Keeping, and allow all employees working on the development project to record their hours here.
Every month, you can effortlessly retrieve the necessary information for declarations via the Reports feature. And if the RVO ever conducts an audit, you can show them these reports as well. Keeping is a complete package, even for your WBSO administration! Experience the ease of effortless time tracking yourself. Still not convinced? Read what other entrepreneurs say about Keeping.
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