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Government grants and support for small business

With many small businesses facing high interest rates, inflation and flagging consumer demand, make sure your small business is taking advantage of all the government support available.

Grants, loans, rebates and subsidies are available across a range of industries, business types and purposes, including for startups and indigenous businesses.

The Federal Government’s grant finder tool currently lists 557 different grants and programs for businesses, or search for support via the NSW Government’s grant finder.

Here are some financial supports that many NSW businesses are eligible for right now.

Toll relief rebate scheme

Eligible NSW motorists who spend more than $375 a year on tolls will receive a 40% rebate up to $750 a year.

Financial incentives for businesses to hire new staff

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Wage subsidies ranging up to $10,000 may be available to businesses that hire eligible individuals into ongoing jobs.

Payroll tax rebate for employing apprentices and trainees

A payroll tax rebate is available for employers in NSW who employ apprentices and new entrant trainees. The rebate works as a payroll tax offset based on the wages you’ve paid to apprentices and new entrant trainees.

Fee-Free Traineeships NSW

The traineeships provide NSW businesses with access to fee-free traineeships when they employ a new trainee. Save up to $1,000 per trainee.

Free and confidential mental health coaching for small business owners

Developed by Beyond Blue to give small business owners support during challenging times. Coaches work side by side with business owners to overcome difficult issues and provide practical skills to help them manage stress.

Loans for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander owned small businesses

Loans are available for Indigenous owned small businesses to help them start, grow or restructure.

Energy Bill Relief

Eligible small businesses using less than 100 megawatt hours of electricity per year will receive $650 towards their electricity bills.

Eligible small business retail customers do not need to do anything as their retailer will apply the energy bill relief to their electricity account from 31 July 2023 in quarterly instalments.

Small businesses that are part of an embedded network (for example, located in a shopping centre) will be able to apply from October 2023.

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