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Business Tasmania is the most comprehensive, up-to-date source of all information on federal and state government grants, funding programs and loan schemes.
Every Tasmanian business, regardless of sector, should subscribe to the Business Tasmania newsletter to remain informed about financial government support programs.
We also recommend that you subscribe to your local council’s newsletter (if one is available) to receive information about opportunities in your municipality. (Find your local council)
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For more details on grants and funding, you can ring the Business Tasmania helpline any time on 1800 440 026 or email ask@business.tas.gov.au.
Additional Grant and Funding Schemes:
The Tasmanian Business Events Attraction Fund
The Tasmanian Business Events Attraction Fund (BEAF) allows Business Events Tasmania to offer financial support at the critical bidding stage, to help secure national and international conferences to the state.Â
TICT Emissions Reduction Initiative
Through the support of the Tasmanian Government, the TICT is supporting tourism businesses in reducing their emissions by matching eligible tourism operators with one of two programs over 2023 and 2024.
Touring grants of up to $20,000 are available to eligible organisers of auto, motorbike, cycle or walking tours in Tasmania during the winter and shoulder season. Funding is based on the number of interstate or international participants staying in paid commercial accommodation for five nights or more, with 40 percent or more of the tour being held in regional areas.
Small Business Advice and Financial Guidance Program Round 3
Successful applicants will receive a grant of between $1,000 and $1,500 to obtain financial or business guidance services from a suitably qualified specialist/consultant.
The Scheme will provide no-interest loans of between $500 and $10,000 over three years to eligible households, residential landlords, small businesses and community organisations to fund investment in energy-efficient products.
Most local councils offer their own grant programs. Check your local council website for further information.
No Interest Micro-Business Loan Scheme
The scheme provides small, interest-free loans of up to $3,000 to people on low incomes who want to start or grow their own businesses.
