Payroll tax relief and $50,000 grants: Queensland’s coronavirus stimulus package explained
Queensland quietly released its own state stimulus package earlier this week, offering payroll tax relief, low-interest loans and a grants package.
As small businesses all over the country start to feel the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak, state governments are offering support for local small businesses, in addition to the government’s $17.6 billion stimulus package.
Queensland quietly released its own state stimulus package earlier this week, offering payroll tax relief for eligible businesses, low-interest loans to help businesses retain employees, and even grants for some affected sectors.
It later rolled out a more comprehensive $4 billion package, including funding for healthcare facilities and relief for households.
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