Businesses can now register for a Job Accelerator Grant to assist in employing additional full-time, part-time and casual employees in South Australia, with up to $10 000 ($5000 per year) available for every new job created.
Businesses that register a new employee for a JAG will receive up to an additional $5000 ($2500 per year), if that employee is an eligible apprentice or trainee where the position is also deemed to be eligible for the JAG. The additional $5000 grant for apprentices and trainees will be backdated to 1 July 2016 so businesses that have already hired a new apprentice or trainee are eligible for the additional grant.
The Treasurer is the government party administering the Job Accelerator Grant Scheme and has appointed the Commissioner of State Taxation as his agent for the purposes of the Scheme.
Businesses that are registered for payroll tax can register for the Job Accelerator Grant of up to $10 000 for every new job created, or up to $15 000 for every new eligible apprentice or trainee position created.
To qualify for the Job Accelerator Grant, businesses need to...
Your grant will be distributed over two years - up to $5000 per year - and will be paid at the first and second anniversary date of employment. The additional grant for eligible apprentices and trainees will also be distributed over two years - up to $2500 per year.
Businesses in this position can register for the Job Accelerator Grant for Small Business and Start-ups of up to $4000 for every new job created, or up to $9000 for every new eligible apprentice or trainee position created.
To qualify for the Job Accelerator Grant for Small Business and Start-ups, businesses need to...
Your grant will be distributed over two years - $2000 per year - and will be paid at the first and second anniversary date of employment. The additional grant for eligible apprentices and trainees will also be distributed over two years - up to $2500 per year.
