Category: Business Grants

There are essentially three (3) types of micro-business grants available in Australia. They are government programs, bank grants or loan schemes, and other grants.

These businesses can receive up to $100,000 under this initiative by the government. The SA government is targeting waste materials like tyres, glass, scrap, plastic, cardboard, and textiles under this scheme.

The Business Boost Grants Program (Round 2) can provide eligible businesses with up to $15,000.

Under the small business digital adaptation program, small businesses can secure a $1,200 rebate to help them secure access to a range of digital tools to support their business.

A monetary assistance of up to $5,000 is available to eligible businesses under this grant.

Government of SA realises the devastating effect the Covid-19 pandemic has on small businesses involved with tourism across the state. It has set up Tourism Industry Development Fund to help tourism.

The major objective of RJF is to create new jobs while retaining the existing ones. This fund also aims to attract new investments for the state.

As an effort to boost the economy of the country the NSW government has come up with certain grants to be extended to the small businesses.

The Small Business Fees and Charges Rebate scheme is run and administered by the NSW Government, which aims to help businesses recover from COVID restrictions. By reducing costs, businesses who successfully secure this funding and free up capital and use that to expand their business.

The program is designed to help make the workplaces safer and help business owners manage during the Covid-19 pandemic. Preventing injuries helps the employees and saves the business money while making the work environment more productive.