Watch this hour-long webinar from BDO Partner, James Trainor, outlining the JobSaver measures, including how to apply. Read comments from our Sydney Office Managing Partner, Grant Saxon on the relief measures in our media release. You can now check your eligibility and register for COVID-19 support payments on the NSW State Government website. If your business or Not-For-Profit organisation has been impacted by the restrictions, you may be eligible to apply from 19 July 2021.

Payroll tax waivers of 25 per cent for businesses with Australian wages of between $1.2 million and $10 million that have experienced a 30 per cent decline in turnover.

Read more about eligibility and apply for the grant here. A new grant program has also been introduced for smaller micro businesses with an aggregated turnover between, $75,000 and $50 million (inclusive) for the year ended 30 June 2020.

NSW small businesses with annual wages up to $10 million or less as at June 1 2021, will be able to access small business grants between $7,500, $10,500 and $15,000 depending on the decline in turnover.

For more, watch our webinar with BDO Partner, James Trainor, here.

Sole traders who can prove their turnover has reduced by 30 per cent since 2019, will be eligible to receive a weekly $1,000 payment, backdated to July 18.

For sole traders, payments of $1,000 per week and for businesses, including not-for-profits, payments of $1,500 to $10,000 based on payroll.

Entities must maintain their full-time, part-time and long-term casual staffing level as of Jto be eligible.

Businesses who can demonstrate a decline in turnover of at least 30 per cent in the current lockdown compared to the same period in 2019, are eligible for JobSaver.

The ‘JobSaver’ payment provides business support to entities with an annual turnover between $75,000 to $250 million.

Business Relief Measuresįinancial support for businesses affected by the lockdown was first announced on June 29, and this program has now been rebranded as JobSaver. The NSW Government will cover the payment for regional NSW whilst the Federal Government will cover for greater Sydney.

A loss of eight to 20 hours - $450 per week.

Loss of work relief payments for individuals, no matter what classification, part-time or casual, from week four of the stay-at-home orders:

This includes payments for individuals, sole traders and businesses. In response to the July 2021 extended lockdown, the Federal Government and NSW State Government have announced support measures which are jointly funded for Greater Sydney and New South Wales (NSW).

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