New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 26

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✨ Business Development Grant Scheme



BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT INVESTIGATION GRANT SCHEME : PART C

DECLARATIONS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Declarations

The applicant declares that:

  1. The assistance sought does not relate to expenditure which has been undertaken prior to:

    • the lodging of this application ) (Delete the
    • the lodging of a letter of intent ) appropriate one)
      with the __ Business Development Board.

  2. The balance of costs applied for is not being funded from any other government source.

  3. He/She has read the leaflet entitled "What is the Business Development Investigation Grant Scheme?" and understands the scheme’s procedures, conditions, criteria, etc and agrees to follow these.

  4. The information contained in this application is true and correct and that there has been no omission of any relevant fact nor any misrepresentation given.

Acknowledgement

The applicant acknowledges that if a grant is approved the following information on the grant:

Business Development Board can release the

a. name of grant recipient
b. amount of grant
c. general statement on activity for which assistance approved any time after approval
d. region
e. outcome of the activity assisted – 6 months after applicant’s report received by the Board.

Signature

Name

Designation

Date

NB : Only the applicant can sign the application.

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT INVESTIGATION GRANT SCHEME : CHECKLIST

This form is to be used by Board staff in reviewing the scheme’s criteria, procedures, conditions, etc with applicants. The form should then be signed by applicants, signifying that they understand and accept what has been explained to them.

Points to Cover Points Covered Board Staff to Tick Points Covered Applicant to Tick
1 Scheme offers a maximum grant of $20,000 per project.
2 Scheme provides 50% of approved qualifying costs up to this maximum.
3 Government departments are not eligible.
4 Applicants can lodge more than one application under the scheme - either staging one project or investigating a number of different projects.
5 Assistance is not available for any activities directed to the Australian market nor the South African market.
6 Any individual, business or organisation resident in New Zealand for either income tax or GST purposes can apply.
7 Scheme has two criteria which applicant must meet:
  • the activity which is to be investigated is a lawful activity
  • the activity is new to the region in that its technical feasibility and/or commercial viability has yet to be established in the region. | | |
    | 8 In terms of determining qualifying costs applicant is defined as not only the person lodging the application but also includes applicant’s employees, employees of associate/subsidiary, parent companies, and immediate family members. | | |
    | 9 Applicants own costs are ineligible under the scheme. | | |

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🏭 Business Development Investigation Grant Scheme - Checklist

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Grant Scheme, Checklist, Eligibility Criteria, Business Development, Forms