The proposal increases the mandatory turnover threshold for GST registration from $75,000 to $250,000 for businesses and non-profit organisations.

The policy would start 1 July 2025, and be ongoing.

The proposal increases the mandatory turnover threshold for GST registration from $75,000 to $250,000 for businesses and non-profit organisations.

The policy would start 1 July 2025, and be ongoing.

The proposal increases the mandatory turnover threshold for GST registration from $75,000 to $250,000 for businesses and non-profit organisations.

The policy would start 1 July 2025, and be ongoing.

The proposal would provide a $100 million equity investment in the Australian Business Growth Fund (ABGF) that is to be established with funding from banks and superannuation funds.

The objective is for the ABGF to expand to $1 billion as it matures.

The proposal would provide a $100 million equity investment in the Australian Business Growth Fund (ABGF) that is to be established with funding from banks and superannuation funds.

The objective is for the ABGF to expand to $1 billion as it matures.

The proposal would provide a $100 million equity investment in the Australian Business Growth Fund (ABGF) that is to be established with funding from banks and superannuation funds.

The objective is for the ABGF to expand to $1 billion as it matures.

The proposal would provide a $100 million equity investment in the Australian Business Growth Fund (ABGF) that is to be established with funding from banks and superannuation funds.

The objective is for the ABGF to expand to $1 billion as it matures.

This proposal would provide an additional $10 billion evenly over five years from 1 July 2021 for the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC). As part of this expansion, the CEFC would be directed to provide concessional loans to small businesses until 2023-24, to assist with the installation of battery storage. These loans would be up to $15,000 per business in 2021-22, tapering down to $9,300 in 2023-24, and would be repayable over a 10-year period.

This proposal would provide an additional $10 billion evenly over five years from 1 July 2021 for the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC). As part of this expansion, the CEFC would be directed to provide concessional loans to small businesses until 2023-24, to assist with the installation of battery storage. These loans would be up to $15,000 per business in 2021-22, tapering down to $9,300 in 2023-24, and would be repayable over a 10-year period.

This document details the administered, departmental, and total funding amounts for capped costings included in Appendix A, Table A-1 of the 2022 Election commitments report.

A memorandum item shows the aggregate impact of all capped costings on Public Debt Interest (PDI).