Most grants must be approved before you spend on the project, so work back from the intake date: allow time to scope the project, gather quotes and prepare the application. Dates come from the official program pages listed in each row; if an official page and this calendar ever disagree, the official page wins.
Usually not for that intake. Many programs open new intakes later, and some accept applications continuously until funds run out. Tax credits work differently: they are claimed with the tax return, within the filing limits the tax authority sets.
Why is a program listed as open with no date?
Some programs accept applications on a continuous basis, often until their budget is committed. The official source decides when that happens, sometimes with little notice, so an earlier application is safer than a later one.
How do you check these dates?
We check each official program page every day. When a date changes, we update this calendar, the program's own page and our news section, and link the official page we relied on.
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