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ARTICLE · 21 JULY 2015

Lancement Du Programme Premier Brevet: Aide Financière Pour Les PME Québécoises

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Le 17 juillet 2015, le Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et des Exportations a annoncé le lancement du programme Premier brevet.

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David St-Martin
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Le 17 juillet 2015, le Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et des Exportations a annoncé le lancement du programme Premier brevet. Ce programme offre une aide financière aux PME québécoises qui désirent protéger leurs actifs en propriété intellectuelle.

Voici les grandes lignes du programme:

  • Valide pour les demandes de brevets et de dessins industriels;
  • Sont admissibles au programme les entreprises québécoises de 250 employés et moins;
  • Le montant maximum est de 25 000$ par projet;
  • L'aide financière couvre les activités suivantes:
    • recherches et avis en matière de brevatabilité;
    • opinions en validité et contrefaçon;
    • les demandes de brevets et de dessins industriels déposées au Canada et à l'étranger;

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