New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 120

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✨ Grant Application Form



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13 Where, by location, does the applicant produce these goods/services?

14 Where, by location, does the applicant sell these goods/services?

15 How many staff are employed? Full-time: Totals Maori Non-Maori

 Part-time:

 Seasonal:

16 Turnover Last Financial Year Previous Year
Ending /19

 Gross turnover:        $

 Export turnover:       $

17 Has the applicant, its parent subsidiary, or associate companies/organisations previously been approved for any grant by the Ministry of Commerce or a Business Development Board within the last five years? YES / NO

 If YES, for each grant specify the:
 - scheme name;
 - recipient name;
 - project;
 - date of approval.

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18 The value of the grant sought: (50% of qualifying costs, maximum grant $8,000)

 $______________, GST inclusive.

 Note: If the applicant is registered for GST, the GST portion of the grant (one ninth) will have to be accounted for as output tax. Make sure that GST is included in the cost breakdown in the Terms of Reference. For goods and services which do not have GST added, provision still has to be made for GST because this has to be paid on the grant to Inland Revenue. If the applicant is not registered, the applicant will still have to pay GST on goods and services purchased during the consultancy project. Make sure therefore that provision is made for this in this application.

19 How will the applicant fund their portion of the costs involved in this project?



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🏭 Expert Assistance Grant Scheme Application Form (continued from previous page)

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Grant application, Business Development Board, Gender, Ethnicity, Maori funding