Australian Government Supports Shoes And Clothing Enterprises To Spend Money

"P" recently, according to "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_p.asp "Australia" /a "local media reported: the Australian government's professional program execution department AusIndustry has invited applications for eighth rounds of textiles, < a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/ index_f.asp "> clothing" /a "," less than "(") "small business support projects (companies).

The project aims to achieve the goal of promoting the development of small domestic enterprises by providing companies with up to 50 thousand Australian dollars.

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< p > this project is favored by outstanding and competitive small companies, which will end in June 2016, and will provide 2 million 500 thousand Australian dollars per year for financial support to eligible enterprises.

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< p > in the past few years, Australian government agencies have been trying to use this project to enhance the innovation capability of TCF small enterprises, so as to realize the pformation of its process, nature and type.

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< p > small businesses wishing to apply for this government subsidy must meet the following requirements: produce or design qualified TCF products for Australia, with fewer than 20 employees, annual turnover of not less than 100 thousand Australian dollars, and at least 25% of the cash used for proposed qualified projects.

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Since P started, the project has funded more than 470 Australian enterprises.

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< p > prior to the selection of applicants, information seminars will be held to enable applicants to see if they are eligible for election and whether they have the competitive advantage of being elected.

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Under the guidance of AusIndustry, this national seminar will be held in many cities since January 30, 2013, such as Perth, Gold Coast, Sydney and Adelaide.

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