The existing rebate will increase from $2000 to $3000 in late March 2022.
Eligible employing small businesses will be able to use the rebate against the cost of rapid antigen tests (RATs).
- Read more about rapid antigen tests for business.
The small business fees and charges rebates can also be used to pay other fees and charges like:
- food authority licences
- liquor licences
- tradesperson licences
- event fees
- outdoor seating fees
- council rates
- road user tolls for business use.
Businesses who have already registered for the rebate will receive an automatic top-up of $1000 and newly registered businesses will receive a rebate of $3000.
Businesses can apply for the expanded small business fees and charges rebate through Service NSW.
Eligible small businesses can claim government fees and charges incurred from 1 March 2021 to 30 June 2022.
View a complete list of all eligible fees and charges.
If your business has not yet registered for the rebates, set up a business profile with Service NSW to make it easy to transact.
Find more information on the fees and charges rebate on Service NSW.
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