Financial reporting of grants to organisations

Final financial reports for the Swedish Research Council’s grants to graduate schools, visiting professorships and journals as well as grants to research support activities in clinical research and health data shall be submitted via a form no later than three months after the end of the availability period.

Submit a final financial report via a form

If the organisation has been awarded a grant, a final financial report shall be submitted via a paper form. An authorised representative of the administrating organisation shall sign the form.

The deadline for reporting is shown in the document “Approval of terms and conditions”. Please use the form below.

You can either email the report – with electronic/scanned signatures – or send it by ordinary post. Email the report to registrator@vr.se and any questions about the reporting to ekonomiskaterrapportering@vr.se.

Note: If there are any unused funds at the end of the grant period, these shall be repaid to the Swedish Research Council if the amount exceeds one half of a price base amount. Payment shall be made to bank giro No 5052/2663. Please state the registration number for the grant, and that the payment relates to unused funds.

If the unused funds are less than one half of a price base amount, the funds may be retained on condition that they can be used for research purposes similar to that of the grant – otherwise the funds must be repaid as per above.

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