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The Business Support Grant will provide one-off grants of $20,000 for employing businesses and $7,500 for non-employing businesses that can provide evidence of a 30 per cent reduction in turnover revenue in a consecutive 7-day period during the declared lockdown (from 13 August to 17 September). This will need to be compared with a consecutive 7-day period from April 2021 to August 2021.
To obtain the grant you will need to prove that:
To be eligible for the grant your business must:
The following is not an exhaustive list of what can be used as evidence:
Business are required to retain supporting information for two years. A short video to assist members in demonstrating a 30 per cent decline in turnover.
Small businesses with a turnover between $30,000 and $10 million per annum that have experienced a 30 per cent loss in revenue as a result of COVID-19 restrictions will also be eligible to apply to receive credits for payroll tax, utility charges, rates and other selected fees and charges up to a maximum of $10,000 per operator.
Yes, if you are eligible for each scheme you can apply. Further details will be available on the ACT Government COVID-19 website shortly.
You can express your interest in these schemes.
Visit ACT Government COVID-19 website for more information on how to apply.
If your employees experience a significant reduction in hours due to the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on your business, they may be eligible for the Disaster Payment wage support.
“Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth are seeing residential land values grow at a rapid rate, while Sydney and Melbourne’s values remain relatively stable,” stated HIA Senior Economist Matt King.
Plumbing and drainage inspections in the Huntlee and North Rothbury areas are moving from Cessnock City Council to Building Commission NSW.
The BASIX Transition period for eligible signed building contracts will end on 30 September 2024. BASIX Certificates must be generated by this date to apply the pre-1 October 2023 BASIX standards.
“As the number of new homes under construction continues to decline builders are reporting fewer difficulties scheduling skilled trades workers on their jobs, although availability of skilled workers remains worse than prior to the pandemic,” stated Geordan Murray, HIA Executive Director – Future Workforce.
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