New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 120

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✨ Business Development Grants Information

10 Grants are made subject to the Board being satisfied that the information given by the applicant is true and correct and that there has not been an omission of any relevant fact nor misrepresentation made. The Board retains the right to refuse to make payments to approved applicants where it determines that it has been misled by the applicant or if the applicant has been placed in receivership or declared bankrupt.

Can You Have A Time Extension To Complete The Approved Project?

Written requests for up to one three month time extension can be made to the appropriate Board. Boards cannot consider such requests for grants which have lapsed. Such requests must be justified by the applicant.

If Your Application Is Declined Can You Appeal This Decision?

Applicants are able to lodge appeals for applications which have been declined by the Board. Such applications should be lodged directly with the Minister of Business Development. Appeals will only be considered if they are received by the Minister within two months of the date of the relevant decline letter from the relevant Board notifying the applicant that their application has been declined.

Is The Grant Taxed?

The grant is GST inclusive; and claims should therefore be based on GST inclusive amounts.

If you are registered for GST you will have to account for the GST portion of the grant as output tax.

Make sure that GST is included in the cost breakdown on the application form. For goods and services which do not have GST added, such as wages, provision still have to be made for GST in the application, because this has to be paid on the grant to Inland Revenue.

If the applicant is not registered for GST, they will still have to pay GST on goods and services purchased during the investigation. Make sure therefore that provision is made for this in the application.

Section 169 of the Income Tax Act 1976 deals with grants such as this. Effectively the grant is not assessable income as such, but has the effect of reducing the costs which may be claimed for income tax purposes.

WHERE ARE THE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTS BOARDS LOCATED?

Board	Phone	Fax	Street Address	Box	Town/City
Aorangi	03 688-8106	03 688-1712	Stafford & Sefton Sts	779	Timaru
Auckland	09 308-9141	09 308-9138	47 Wakefield Street	7040	Auckland
Bay of Plenty	07 577-6000	07 577-6010	Cameron Rd & First Ave	568	Tauranga
Canterbury	03 365-1918	03 379-0697	109 Cambridge Tce	2893	Christchurch
East Coast	06 867-9744	06 867-9183	Treble Court, Peel St	517	Gisborne
Hawkes Bay	06 835-2044	06 835-4038	174 Hastings Street	1041	Napier
Kapiti/Horowhenua	06 367-9669 or 04 298-8207	06 368-1925	29 Queen Street	673	Levin
King Country-Taupo	07 878-8685	07 878-6740	King and Taupiri Sts	44	Te Kuiti
Manawatu	06 355-0195	06 355-0196	Cnr Church & Princess Sts	1846	Palmerston North
Marlborough	03 578-2313	03 578-7343	3 Main Street	652	Blenheim
Nelson Bays	03 548-8622	03 546-6455	37 Bridge Street	840	Nelson
Otago	03 477-6528	03 479-0649	282 Moray Place	5558	Dunedin
Southland	03 218-9860	03 214-4654	27 Kelvin Street	979	Invercargill
Tai Tokerau	09 438-1339	09 430-0552	Walton Plaza, Albert St	221	Whangarei
Taranaki	06 757-9993	06 758-8173	5 Queen St	349	New Plymouth
Thames/Coromandel	07 862-7423	07 862-7421	Normanby Rd	96	Paeroa
Waikato	07 834-0100	07 834-0105	Victoria & London Sts	960	Hamilton
Wairarapa	06 378-2705	06 378-9548	32 Perry St	251	Masterton
Wanganui	06 345-0949	06 345-0666	259 Victoria Ave	7045	Wanganui
Wellington	04 566-9192	04 566-9191	249 High Street	31225	Lower Hutt
West Coast	03 768-6334	03 768-5408	100 Mackay Street	361	Greymouth

FOR FURTHER DETAILED INFORMATION CONTACT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BOARD

NOTE:

PLEASE TREAT THIS PAMPHLET AS A GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO THE EAGS AND NOTE THAT CHANGES IN THE SCHEME CRITERIA MAY BE MADE AT ANY TIME.

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🏭 Standard Conditions for EAGS (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsGrant conditions, Acceptance notification, Grant uplift, Retrospective costs, Government funds, Payment basis, Report submission, Public information, Grant assignment, Project compliance, Time extension, Appeal process, GST inclusion, Income Tax Act 1976

🏭 Business Development Boards Contact Information

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated1 August 1993
KeywordsContact details, Business Development Boards, Regional offices, Phone, Fax, Address

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