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Land Rental Rebates

DNRMMRRD · Australia

Landholders of eligible rural leases under the Land Act 1994 in drought-declared areas can receive a rebate of 15.95% of their annual rent. Eligible landholders may also have rent payments deferred to 30 June 2023 with no penalty interest.

Official Grant Page

Deadline

Rolling / Ongoing

Location

Queensland

Who Can Apply

Eligible applicants are Category 11 Grazing and Primary Production landholders under the Land Act 1994. Lease must be a rural lease in a drought-declared area. Annual rent must be more than the minimum rent of 284.00 excluding GST for the rebate to apply. Eligible landholders may also receive a hardship deferral for rent payments.
Category 11 Grazing and Primary Production landholders under the Land Act 1994 are eligible for a rent rebate. The rebate applies to landholders of rural leases issued under the Land Act 1994 where the lease is in a drought-declared area. The rebate is 15.95% of annual rent where the annual rent is more than the minimum rent of 284.00 excluding GST. Drought-declared landholders will also be granted a hardship deferral for required rent payments.

What's Funded

Provides a concession on annual land rent for eligible rural leaseholders in drought-declared areas, rather than funding a project activity.

Expected Outcomes

Reduced land rental costs and temporary payment relief for eligible grazing and primary production landholders affected by drought.

Key Information

Applicant Types

other

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

other

Keywords

drought assistanceland rental rebaterural leasesprimary productiongrazingQueenslandrent deferralconcession

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Land Rental Rebates?

The Land Rental Rebates is a business grant offered by DNRMMRRD in Australia. Landholders of eligible rural leases under the Land Act 1994 in drought-declared areas can receive a rebate of 15.95% of their annual rent. Eligible landholders may also have rent payments deferred to 30 June 2023 with no penalty interest.

Who is eligible for the Land Rental Rebates?

Eligible applicants are Category 11 Grazing and Primary Production landholders under the Land Act 1994. Lease must be a rural lease in a drought-declared area. Annual rent must be more than the minimum rent of 284.00 excluding GST for the rebate to apply. Eligible landholders may also receive a hardship deferral for rent payments.

What activities are funded?

Provides a concession on annual land rent for eligible rural leaseholders in drought-declared areas, rather than funding a project activity.

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