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Forestry Industry Supply Chain Support Program - Planning and Transition Grants

NSW Government

Funding amountUp to $275,000
DeadlineCloses Tue, 8 June 2027
RegionNSW

Overview

The NSW Government established the Forestry Industry Supply Chain Support Program – Planning and Transitions Grants (the Program) to assist businesses that have been impacted by the moratorium on harvesting in the Great Koala National Park

Eligibility

Who can apply To be eligible for grant funding, applicants must meet all of the following requirements: You are an impacted business that has previously applied for and received approval for a grant under the Forestry Industry Supply Chain Grant Program or You are an impacted business that can demonstrate and provide evidence of a greater than 25% reduction in business revenue or a greater than 25% increase in operating costs associated with business dealings with a sawmill or a harvest or haulage contractor as a result of the moratorium on harvesting in the GKNP. To be eligible for grant funding, applicants must also meet all of the following requirements: You operate as a sole trader, partnership, trust or company in Australia. You have an active Australian Business Number (ABN). You are registered with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). Please refer to the program guidelines for details. Types of projects funded under this grant Eligible expenditure is detailed in the Program Guidelines and summarised below: Engaging a professional to conduct business planning advice including financial analysis, strategic advice, business viability assessments, transition planning, market analysis, diversification or business closure advice. Business transition, including business diversification or business downscaling (where supported by a business plan) or business closure (where supported by a letter signed by a professional financial advisor). What costs you can't apply for Expenditure that the Program will not support includes: non-cash expenses such as depreciation or the write-down in asset values, tax liabilities and expenses, loan repayments, expenses associated with a separate grant payment already approved or paid for under the Forestry Industry Supply Chain Support Program – Round 1, salaries and wages of staff or contract workers, loss of income.

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