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Fit 4 Scale: growing beyond the start-up phaseFive companies make up the first cohort of the Luxembourg programme. Their appearance at Nexus highlights the challenges of scaling up, without in itself constituting evidence of growth.
EIC Plug-In: one less stepSome startups that have taken part in Fit 4 Start can go straight to the full EIC Accelerator application. This route shortens the application process; it does not prejudge the funding decision.
Financing your project: where to start?The Financing unit helps identify contacts and funding schemes. To prepare for the first conversation, the funding need matters just as much as the amount sought.
B2B invoicing: prepare for the transitionReceiving before having to issue: the Luxembourg project provides for several stages between 2028 and 2029. As at 2 October 2026, the bill is still at the parliamentary stage.
Single tax class: one step completed, a vote still awaitedThe Finance Committee adopted its report on 29 September. The public debate is scheduled for 27 October; the announced entry into force in 2028 remains dependent on the reform being completed.
Consumers: a more cautious start to the autumn in their intentionsConfidence as measured by the BCL fell in September. Household finances and intentions to buy deteriorated, while expectations for the economy as a whole remained stable.
Renovating in Wallonia: two timelines not to be confusedThe new renovation support scheme starts on 1 October. Announcements concerning certain older cases follow a different timeline: here’s how to tell them apart.
Africa, Europe, UN: food security links the issuesMeeting in New York on 20 September, the three partners linked peace, finance and food. The communiqué sets out priorities, but does not prove they have been achieved.
European fisheries: modernising boats, conserving resourcesThe Council is preparing European support for 2028–2034. Its partial position concerns the rules; the overall budget remains to be negotiated.