North Queensland Recovery and Resilience Grants (Stream two)

Questions concerning your personal taxation circumstances should be directed to your taxation advisor or the Australian Taxation Office on 13 72 86.

You must immediately notify QRIDA if there is a change to the scope of the project. Contact us here.

Primary production enterprises and small to medium sized businesses applying for the grant must be registered for GST. All other applicant entities need to indicate whether or not they are registered for GST in the form.

Yes, you can. If eligible for the grant, you will be given conditional approval by QRIDA. This approval would be subject to you arranging your co-contribution to the equivalent amount.

Yes, you are entitled to a decision review. See reviewing a decision for more information.

Grant funding is not guaranteed at any stage of the application process and applications will be assessed on a competitive basis.

The expected processing time of North Queensland Recovery and Resilience Grants (Stream 2) Scheme applications is 25 business days from the date the scheme closes, provided all the required information has been supplied.

Prior to submitting your application, you are encouraged to speak with a QRIDA representative to discuss your proposal. This will help you to work out what information is required and mean your application can be promptly assessed.

No, QRIDA will pay invoice amounts for items claimed, exclusive of GST. This is because you will be able to claim the GST component of your purchases when you lodge your Business Activity Statement with the Australian Taxation Office.

Applications will be assessed on a competitive basis in each stream against the following criteria:

1. Public benefit
2. Value for money
3. Capability and capacity
4. Project attributes.

For more information on how applications will be competitively assessed read the guidelines on this page.

For details on eligibility please refer to the guidelines on this page.