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The European legislator pays special attention to the state aid, appreciated as a form of state intervention in the economy, because of the risk of immediate discrimination or competition distortion. Taking into consideration all these aspects, it was established that the state aid prohibition rule affects trade between Member States. However, the rule is not an absolute prohibition and state aid can be granted to prohibited categories, strictly within a law frame, involving a special procedure for granting them the aid and also to monitor them, in order not to distort competition. But granting a lower amount of the state aid is without question a measure necessary in any economy, lawfully, without affecting competition within the European single market. “Minimis aid” does not follow the usual procedure for granting the aid, it has a specific granting procedure, on which we will focus in the current study.The new provisions for granting the “minimis aid” come in support of the European and national authorities by simplifying competition rules, while having the practical role to facilitate the administrative work of these authorities.This study aims to introduce and analyze the new measures, reporting also to the existing jurisprudence on the matter, aims to highlight the positive contribution made by the legislative changes, and the controversial issues that may be subject to future changes

Analysis of New Legal Provisions for Granting of “De Minimis Aid”