The objective of this program is to support small businesses subject to closure or highly impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19) shutdown restrictions announced by the Queensland Government, to adapt and sustain their operations, and build resilience.
As the coronavirus impacts our country and our way of life, we’re not only helping farm and business owners to endure the COVID-19 crisis; we’re future planning with families and businesses to thrive beyond it.
The Government has increased its stimulus package to businesses and not-for-profits that have employees. State School P&Cs will qualify if they had employees at the 12th March 2020.
The Government is providing cash flow assistance for eligible businesses in the form of two separate measures. The following is a broad summary of the key aspects of the stimulus package in response to the Coronavirus, as recently announced and enacted.
Impacted farmers in an additional 11 local government areas across Southern and Eastern Queensland will now have access to grants of up to $75,000 to assist with their bushfire recovery.
QRIDA Sustainability Loans provide finance of up to $1,300,000 to assist in achieving a more productive and sustainable primary production enterprise.
Accountant and Auditor David Johnston has been a familiar face at Carrick Aland since 1990 when he joined us straight out of university. Now as a Director, read why David still finds his role challenging yet very rewarding.
Carrick Aland were revealed as one of the winners at the 23rd Dalby Business Excellence Awards, announced at the ‘Diamonds & Dust’ gala event at the Dalby Events Centre on the weekend.
