Qld Govt Business Boost Grants Program
Liz Gibbs • August 8, 2022

Qld Govt Business Boost Grants Program

The QLD Government's Business Boost Grants Program provides a $15,000 grant for businesses investing in growth. 

 

It's for GST registered businesses with FY22 turnover of $300k - $600k, based in QLD with fewer than 20 employees.

 

The grant offers funding for:

  1. Future planning
  2. Specialised and automated software
  3. Staff management, development and planning.

Successful applicants must contribute 30% of the total project costs. 

 

See the full Business Boost Grants Program outline and criteria for details.


Who can apply, and what are the eligibility criteria?

 

To be eligible for this grant, the business must (at the time of applying):

 

•  have fewer than 20 employees (by headcount);

•  have an active Australian Business Number (ABN) and be registered for GST*;

•  have Queensland headquarters*;

 

•  have a turnover of between $300,000 (minimum) and $600,000 (maximum) in the last financial year (2021-22);

 

•  have a publicly reachable web presence to identify business operations (for example, business website, social media pages);

 

•  not have been approved for funding under Round 1 of the Business Boost grant program;

and

 

•  not be insolvent or have owners/directors that are an undischarged bankrupt*

 

* The business must be registered for GST and have Headquarters in Queensland at all stages of the application process, and also maintain their eligibility for the duration of the grant funded activity.


Opening date: Stage 1: Registration of Interest – 9am, 12 August 2022
Stage 2: Full application (open to selected Registration of Interests only) – 9am, 29 August 2022

Closing date: Stage 1: Registration of Interest – 11.59pm, 19 August 2022
Stage 2: Full application – 11.59pm, 12 September 2022


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