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Small Business Emergency Assistance

State Government Emergency Assistance is available for locally owned small businesses that have been affected by drought conditions declared as Exceptional Circumstances to assist in meeting operating and other essential costs.

The business does not have to be directly located within the drought declared area; it can be adjacent to or dependent upon the areas affected by Exceptional Circumstances.

Interest Subsidy

Small businesses may be eligible to receive an interest subsidy of up to 50% payable on new or existing loans with a maximum interest subsidy of $10,000 p.a. for two years.

How do I apply for the interest subsidy?

To apply for the interest subsidy, please complete the QRAA Small Business Application Form (122KB) to be submitted.

Should you have questions regarding your application, please contact us on Freecall 1800 623 946.

Are there terms and conditions for this assistance?

Our programs are subject to terms and conditions that identify the required eligibility criteria for each program. If you are interested in applying for Small Business Emergency Assistance, some of the key criteria you will need to meet include:

For further information regarding the eligibility criteria for Small Business Emergency Assistance, please contact us on Freecall 1800 623 946 or view the guidelines for this assistance.

If you have any questions, assistance is available…

Should you have any queries regarding the support available for small businesses, our staff are happy to assist you. Please contact us on Freecall 1800 623 946.

Important Info

Product Features

  • Interest subsidy up to 50% payable on new or existing loans
  • Maximum interest subsidy of $10,000 p.a. for two years
  • No fees and charges

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