Over the seven years of Horizon 2020, UKRO has created a series of articles focusing on providing comprehensive answers to legal and financial questions on Horizon 2020 projects that will be of interest to UKRO subscribers while these projects continue.
- Clarifications on Electronically Signed Employment Contracts on Horizon Projects
- How to Claim Costs of External Experts in Horizon 2020 Projects?
- Eligibility of Insurance Costs in Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe
- Eligibility of Personnel Costs for Casual Employees Paid After the Project End Date
- Eligibility of Childcare Costs when Attending Events on Horizon 2020 Projects
- Eligibility of Carbon Offset Costs in Horizon 2020
- NHS Surcharge Confirmed as Eligible Personnel Cost in Horizon 2020
- H2020 Audits: Duration of the Contradictory Procedure
- COVID-19: Use of the Declaration on Exclusive Work
- Can Specialised EU Agencies and Bodies Participate in Horizon 2020 Projects?
- How and When to Suspend a Horizon 2020 Project?
- Costs Previously Audited by the Commission and Certificates on the Financial Statement
- Calculating the Hourly Rate for Part-time Employees in Horizon 2020
- Updated: Are Recruitment Costs Eligible in Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe?
- Eligibility of Financial Rewards for Participants in Interviews and Other Project Activities
- Two-stage Proposals: Changes Between Proposal Outline and Full Proposal Submission
- Including the Costs for Equipment, Prototypes or Pilot Plants in Horizon 2020 proposals
- PhD Tuition Fees and Bursaries in Horizon 2020 Projects
- Linked Third Parties Subcontracting Work on Horizon 2020 Projects
- “Declaration on Exclusive Work for the Action” in Horizon 2020
- Keeping Electronic Records in Horizon 2020
- Clarifications on Declaring Interest Generated by the Coordinator’s Bank Account on Horizon Projects