Liquor licensing fee waivers for 2021-22

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8 May 2021

The South Australian Government has announced additional support for liquor licence holders affected by COVID-19, with a fifty percent reduction of liquor licence fees available for 2021-22 for those licensees who received a JobKeeper payment either for themselves, or one or more employees any time between 4 January and 28 March 2021.

For more information, please contact the Liquor and Gaming team by email at liquorandgaming [at] sa.gov.au.

To apply for the scheme please click here to complete an application.

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Liquor licensing fee waivers for 2021-22

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