Can the transferee declare the intellectual property grant funds?

generally speaking, it is necessary to meet certain conditions to declare intellectual property grant funds, and whether it can be declared is not directly related to the intellectual property itself, but depends on the actual situation and declaration requirements of the intellectual property.

Taking patents as an example, the application for intellectual property grant funds should meet the following requirements:

1. Possession of legal patent right: the applicant needs to provide patent authorization certificate or other supporting documents to prove that he has obtained legal patent right.

2. The patent owner is the applicant: the patent held by the applicant needs to be consistent with its own business scope.

3. The technology involved in the patent has a high level: the applicant needs to submit a technical overview of the patent and proof of research results to prove that the technology involved has a high level.

4. applicant's qualification: the applicant needs to have relevant qualifications and abilities to show that it can effectively promote the application of patented technology and promote industrial development.

generally speaking, whether the transferred intellectual property rights can be declared as intellectual property grant funds needs to be comprehensively evaluated according to the actual situation and declared according to the specific requirements. If you need to know more about how to declare intellectual property funding, please consult relevant local departments or professional organizations.