COMMERCIAL-IN-CONFIDENCE
Clothing and Household Textile (Building Innovative Capability) scheme (BIC scheme)
Application for Transfer of Registration on Transfer of Business
Privacy and Confidentiality
The use and disclosure of information provided to the Australian Government’s Department of Industry, Innovation,
Science, Research and Tertiary Education (‘the Department of Innovation’) is regulated by the relevant provisions and
penalties of the Textile Clothing and Footwear Investment and Innovation Programs Act 1999, the Public Service Act
1999, the Public Service Regulations, the Privacy Act 1988, the Crimes Act 1914, the Criminal Code and common law.
The Department of Innovation will use information provided for the purposes of discharging its functions under the
program, and for related uses. These functions, which are set out in the Act and the schemes, as well as the Program
Guides, include registering eligible entities. The Department of Innovation may also use information received in any other
legitimate departmental business.
While the Department of Innovation will seek to protect sensitive information from disclosure to external parties,
disclosure of some otherwise confidential information may occur as specified in this form. As part of the Department of
Innovation’s assessment of a request for advance, the Department of Innovation may need to consult with and provide
material to other government agencies or bodies, other organisations and/or relevant individuals, in order to substantiate
any claims or statements made by the entity, or to otherwise assist in the assessment of the application. If this occurs,
the Department of Innovation will endeavour to ensure that the parties who are consulted observe appropriate
confidentiality.
Detailed confidential information may be disclosed for audit purposes to contractors engaged by the Department of
Innovation and to other Australian Government agencies for audit, reporting and law enforcement purposes. Further, the
Department of Innovation may release confidential information if it is required or permitted by law to do so. This may
happen, for example, if the Department of Innovation is required to respond to a resolution of the parliament, or the order
of a court. The Department of Innovation may also disclose information where it obtains consent to do so.
Following approval of the Application for Transfer of Registration on Transfer of Business, the broad details of the
application may be disclosed by the Department of Innovation for purposes such as promoting the program, reporting on
its operation and policy development. Such information may be used in answering questions from the parliament and its
committees.
In particular, the entity should be aware that the Textile, Clothing and Footwear Investment and Innovation Programs Act
1999 provides for the publication of the name of each entity paid a grant and the total grant amount paid to that entity in a
financial year.
NEED MORE INFORMATION?
Call the
AusIndustry hotline
on 13 28 46
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Before beginning
Applicants should familiarise themselves with the following prior to completing this form:
(Note: To activate the hyperlinks below, hold the Ctrl key and click the link.)
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BIC scheme Program Guide
BIC scheme Transfer of Registration Fact Sheet
BIC scheme - Guide to Eligibility and Registration
This information is available from the AusIndustry website: www.ausindustry.gov.au.
Please note that the contact person and the signatory of this form should be an authorised employee or director of the
transferee and authorised to provide any further information and receive notices relevant to this application.
Customer service manager
An AusIndustry customer service manager is available to assist with understanding program requirements and explain
the applicant's obligations. Customer service managers for the BIC scheme can be contacted through the:
AusIndustry hotline on 13 28 46
or the AusIndustry Victoria State Office by phone on (03) 9268 7555 or by fax to (03) 9268 7999.
Applicants should contact AusIndustry for further information relating to transfers of registration in circumstances other
than on the transfer of business.
Lodgement address
Applications with the required supporting documentation and any attachments may be lodged with the AusIndustry
Victoria State Office at:
GPO Box 85, Melbourne VIC 3001
or at other AusIndustry office locations. Please refer to the AusIndustry website for address details.
Completion of the application form
When completing the Application for Transfer of Registration on Transfer of Business form, the applicant is advised to be
factual and concise in all responses.
The applicant is not permitted to modify the wording or layout of the application. If the application is not complete or if the
wording or layout of the form has been modified, it may not be accepted by AusIndustry and may be returned.
If the spaces provided in this form are insufficient for the applicant’s responses, please submit the information as a word
document and attach it to the form.
The Textile, Clothing and Footwear Investment and Innovation Programs Act 1999 stipulates penalties for providing false
or misleading information or documentation in connection with the BIC scheme.
The application has six parts and an attachment:
Part A
Transferee entity details
Part B
Transferor entity details
Part C
Transfer information
Part D
Eligible BIC scheme activities
Part E
Declaration by transferee
Attachment 1
Transferee information (if not currently registered for the BIC scheme)
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How to complete this application form:
 All applicants need to complete Parts A to E.
 Transferees not currently registered for the BIC scheme must complete Attachment 1.
Part A – Transferee entity details
A1. Is the transferee an existing registered BIC scheme
participant?
Part C – Transfer information
C1. What program year is being transferred?
No
 Complete Attachment 1 and go to Part B
2010 / 11
Yes
 Complete the following:
2011 / 12
BIC scheme registration number
2012 / 13
2013 / 14
Australian Business Number (ABN)
-
-
2014 / 15
-
Registered business name/full entity name
C2. What is the date or the proposed date of effect of the
transfer of the business?
Date (dd/mm/yyyy):
A2. If the transferee is registered for the BIC scheme, has
any of the information supplied at registration or renewal
of registration changed as a result of the transfer of
registration? (e.g. primary contact, email address)
No
Yes
 Complete Attachment 1 as applicable.
Part B – Transferor entity details
B1. BIC scheme registration number
B2. Australian Business Number (ABN)
-
-
-
B3. Registered business name/full entity name
C3. Include the following in an attachment to support the
transferee’s application for transfer of registration on
transfer of business:
A business case for the transfer of business (e.g. as
a result of a sale/restructure of the business).
A description of how the transferor’s eligible clothing
and household textile activities will be incorporated
into the transferee’s business.
Statement of what is being transferred, for example
intellectual property, assets, customer lists, existing
orders, and/or employees.
Details of the relationship (if any) between the
transferee and the transferor.
A statement of the transferee’s strategic business
intent incorporating the transferred business. (The
statement should be drawn from the applicant’s
business plan and include business, operational,
marketing, financial and investment strategies
relevant to the applicant’s future competitiveness
beyond the end of the program period.)
Document(s) supporting the date or proposed date
of transfer.
Please include relevant supporting documentation.
This may include:
B4.
Is the transferor entity in receivership or under
administration?
No
Yes
Document(s) supporting the transfer of
intellectual property, assets, liabilities, and/or
employee contracts from the transferor to the
transferee.
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C4. Has the whole of the transferor’s eligible clothing and household textile activities been transferred to the transferee?
No
 A transfer will not be approved unless the whole of the transferor’s eligible clothing and household
textile activities are transferred to the transferee.
Yes
 Please complete both descriptions below:
Describe the eligible clothing and household textile activities undertaken by the transferor:
Describe the eligible products manufactured by the transferor:
C5. Are the transferee and the transferor stand-alone ancillary entities or undertake a wholly and mutually interdependent operation
with a stand-alone ancillary entity?
No
Yes
 Additional details may be requested.
C6. Does the transferee propose to incur eligible expenditure in a subsequent program year?
No
 A transfer will not be approved unless the transferee proposes to incur eligible expenditure in a subsequent
program year.
Yes
C7. Does the business transferred include a product development activity for which the transferor has incurred eligible expenditure
in obtaining industrial property rights?
No
Yes
 Have the industrial property rights been transferred to the transferee?
No
 A transfer will not be approved unless the industrial property rights are transferred to the
transferee.
Yes
C8. Please provide the transferee’s estimated eligible expenditure (incorporating the transferred business) for the program year
covered by this application and the following program year.
Program year:
Program year + 1:
$
$
Innovative product design
$
$
Innovative process improvement
$
$
Market research
$
$
Obtaining industrial property rights
$
$
Research & development activity
Product development activity
C9. Please provide the transferee’s estimated total eligible revenue for the year for which this transfer of registration takes effect.
See BIC scheme Program Guide for more information.
Financial year (yy/yy):
/
Estimated total eligible revenue A$:
$
Note: The total eligible revenue relates to the sales of eligible clothing and household textile products. It should exclude GST,
sales to New Zealand and products associated with ineligible activities such as products manufactured overseas.
C10. Has the transferor disposed of any plant and equipment in respect of which a Type 1 grant has been made under the Textile,
Clothing and Footwear Post-2005 Strategic Investment Program Scheme (TCF Post-2005 (SIP) Scheme)?
No
Unknown
Yes
Complete the table below:
Year of disposal (yyyy)
Description of item disposed
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Part D – Eligible BIC scheme activities
To be completed by the transferee for activities to be undertaken after the transfer of the business.
D1. Manufacture and design activities
Does the applicant undertake any of the following in Australia?
Yes
No
Manufacturing
Designing (for manufacture in Australia of products that are intended to be sold in Australia)
D2. Main eligible clothing and household textile activities
Provide a detailed description of the main activities being undertaken (or to be undertaken) by the transferee that leads to
eligible clothing and household textile products, including a clear distinction of which activities are undertaken on the
applicant’s behalf by another entity. (For example, describe key processing steps for each main product line undertaken by the
applicant and which components, if any, are contracted out.)
Main eligible activities undertaken by the applicant, including a list of products:
Contracted activities undertaken by another entity on the transferee’s behalf (eg. finishing, printing, cut, make and trim).
Please list those key entities.
D3. Other business activities
Does the applicant undertake any of the following:
No
Yes
Estimated % of turnover
Manufacturing activities overseas (outsourced to a third party or in the applicant’s
own factory)?

%
Design / manufacture of any ineligible product/s other than eligible clothing and
household textile products in Australia (e.g. but not limited to jewellery, candles,
bags)?

%
Importing or purchasing finished product/s for resale?

%
If Yes to any of the above, please provide a brief description of these activities and how it relates to the applicant’s business:
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1. Men’s and Boys’ Wear Manufacturing
D4. Eligible clothing activities
The following is a list of eligible clothing activities under
the BIC scheme (Parts B and C of Schedule 1).
Next to each activity mark the relevant box or boxes to
indicate which activities are undertaken by the applicant
entity.
M – Items that are MANUFACTURED in Australia by
the applicant
D – Items that are WHOLLY DESIGNED in
Australia for MANUFACTURE in Australia
This category consists of manufacturing of men’s or boys’
outerwear from purchased or transferred in materials. The
manufacturing of men’s or boys’ headwear, footwear, or
garments made from leather or fur, is excluded from this
category.
M
D
Coats or jackets, men’s or boys’,
manufacturing (except from fur or leather)
Dust coats, manufacturing
Jeans, men’s or boys’, manufacturing
Part B - Knitting Mills Manufacturing
Overalls, manufacturing
1. Hosiery Manufacturing
Shirts, men’s or boys’, manufacturing
This category consists of manufacturing of hosiery.
M
D
Shorts, men’s or boys’, manufacturing
Panty hose, manufacturing
Suits, men’s or boys’, manufacturing (except
from leather)
Socks, manufacturing
Trousers, men’s or boys’, manufacturing
Stockings, manufacturing
Uniforms, men’s or boys’, manufacturing
Tights, manufacturing
2. Women’s and Girls’ Wear Manufacturing
This category consists of the manufacturing of women’s
or girls’ outerwear from purchased or transferred in
materials. The manufacturing of women’s or girls’
waterproof clothing or clothing made from fur, leather,
plastic or rubber, is excluded from this category.
2. Cardigan and Pullover Manufacturing
This category consists of the manufacturing of knitted
cardigans, pullovers or similar garments.
M
D
M
D
Custom knitting, of pullovers or cardigans
Blouses or shirts, manufacturing
Jackets, knitted, manufacturing
Sweaters, knitted, manufacturing
Coats or jackets, manufacturing (except from
fur, leather, plastic or rubber)
Twin sets, knitted, manufacturing
Jeans, women’s or girls’, manufacturing
Waistcoats, knitted, manufacturing
Outerwear, women’s or girls’, manufacturing
(except from fur, leather, plastic or rubber)
3. Knitting Mill Clothing Manufacturing – not elsewhere
classified (n.e.c.)
This category consists of the manufacturing of knitted or
crocheted clothing n.e.c.
M
Suits, women’s or girls’, manufacturing
(except from leather or plastic)
Tunics, women’s or girls’, manufacturing
D
Outerwear, knitted, manufacturing (except
hosiery, cardigans or pullovers)
Sleepwear, knitted, manufacturing
Swimwear, knitted, manufacturing
Uniforms, women’s or girls’, manufacturing
3. Sleepwear, Underwear and Infant Clothing
Manufacturing
This category consists of the manufacturing of foundation
garments, underwear, sleepwear or infants’ clothing from
purchased or transferred in materials.
Underwear, knitted, manufacturing (except
hosiery)
M
D
Brassieres, manufacturing
Corsets, manufacturing
Foundation garments, manufacturing
Girdles, manufacturing
Infants’ clothing, manufacturing
Sleepwear, manufacturing
Underwear, manufacturing
Part C - Clothing Manufacturing
4. Clothing Manufacturing – not elsewhere classified
(n.e.c.)
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This category consists of manufacturing of headwear, fur
or leather clothing, clothing or clothing accessories n.e.c.
M
D
M
Belts, manufacturing (for clothing)
Clothing accessories, manufacturing n.e.c.
Clothing, fur, manufacturing n.e.c.
Clothing, leather or leather substitute,
manufacturing n.e.c.
Clothing manufacturing n.e.c., including
clothing for protective or safety purposes
Gloves, manufacturing (except rubber gloves)
Handkerchiefs, manufacturing
Hats or headwear, manufacturing (if made
predominantly from leather or the products of
activities listed in items 1, 2, 3 and 5 of Part A
or in item 3 of Part B)
D
Laces, manufacturing (for footwear)
Leather or leather substitute suit, coat or
uniforms, manufacturing n.e.c.
Recreational clothing, manufacturing n.e.c. (if
made predominantly from the products of
activities listed in items 1, 2, 3 and 5 of Part A,
or in item 3 of Part B)
Swimwear, manufacturing (except rubber
bathing caps)
Ties, manufacturing
Waterproof clothing, manufacturing (except
headwear, footwear or leather clothing) n.e.c.
D5. Eligible household textile products
Does the applicant undertake any activities of a kind mentioned in Part A of Schedule 1 resulting directly and predominately in
the manufacture of a product to which any of the following subheadings of Chapter 63 of Schedule 3, of the Customs Tariff Act
1995 apply (see below)?
(See Question D6 for a list of Part A activities.)
No
Yes
 Go to next question.
 Complete the following:
List the fabric manufacturing activity of a kind mentioned in Part A of Schedule 1 also undertaken by the applicant, resulting in
a household textile product (eg. Part A, 2 Cotton Textile Manufacturing – Fabrics or other textiles, manufacturing):
Mark the relevant box/es to indicate which household textile products are being manufactured:
6302.10.00 – Bed linen, knitted or crocheted
6302.21.00 – Other bed linen printed, of cotton
6302.22.00 – Other bed linen printed, of man-made fibres
6302.29.00 – Other bed linen printed, of other textile material
6302.31.00 – Other bed linen, of cotton
6302.32.00 – Other bed linen, of man-made fibres
6302.39.00 – Other bed linen, of other textile material
6302.60.00 – Toilet linen & kitchen linen, of terry towelling or similar terry fabric of cotton
6302.91.20 – Goods, NSA, as follows (a) face washers; (b) towels
6303.12.10 – Synthetic fibre curtains, knitted or crocheted
6303.19.10 – Other textile material curtains, knitted or crocheted
6303.91.10 – Cotton goods as follows (a) bed valances [ruffles]; (b) curtains
6303.92.10 – Synthetic fibre goods as follows (a) bed valances [ruffles]; (b) curtains
6303.99.10 – Other textile material goods as follows (a) bed valances [ruffles]; (b) curtains
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D6. BIC scheme ancillary activities
If applicable, select the relevant box or boxes to indicate
which Part A or Part D ancillary activities are undertaken
by the applicant entity.
Note: Part A activities are also provided as a reference list
to the eligibility of household textile products
5. Textile Product Manufacturing – not elsewhere
classified (n.e.c.)
This category consists of textile product manufacturing
n.e.c.
Cleaning cloth, manufacturing
Embroided fabrics, manufacturing
Fabrics, manufacturing n.e.c.
Part A - Textile Fibre, Yarn and Fabric
Manufacturing
Flock, manufacturing
Hemp product, manufacturing n.e.c
1. Man-Made Fibre Textile Manufacturing (including
blends)
This category consists of manufacturing continuous fibre
filament, fibre staple or yarns, tyre cord yarn or fabrics
woven, non-woven, felted, tufted, crocheted or knitted from
those yarns, or mixed yarns, wholly or predominantly of
man-made fibres. Manufacturing of elastic or elastomeric
yarns or threads or fabrics are also included.
Fibres, manufacturing
Filament, manufacturing
Yarns, manufacturing
Yarns, elastic or elastomeric, manufacturing
Tyre cord yarns or fabrics, manufacturing
Fabrics or other textiles, manufacturing
Fabrics, elastic or elastomeric, manufacturing
Lacing, woven, manufacturing
2. Cotton Textile Manufacturing (including blends)
This category consists of manufacturing of yarns, fabrics
woven, non-woven, felted, tufted, crocheted or knitted,
wholly or predominantly of cotton or similar fibres including
flax, jute, hemp or kapok.
Hessian goods, manufacturing n.e.c
Kapok, manufacturing
Labels or badges, woven cloth, manufacturing
Part D - Early-stage Processing – ancillary
activities
Natural Fibre Processing
This category consists of natural fibre processing.
Wool or other animal fibres
All processing activities up to and including top making,
including:
Scouring
Tops, unspun, manufacturing
Carding or combing
Cotton
All processing activities up to and including sliver production,
including the following:
Ginning, cleaning, baling and classing of cotton
Doubling and drawing of cotton
Carding, slivering and combing of cotton
Yarns, manufacturing
Others, including flax, hemp, jute or silk
Tyre cord yarns or fabrics, manufacturing
All processing activities up to and including:
Fabrics or other textiles, manufacturing
3. Wool Textile Manufacturing (including blends)
This category consists of the manufacturing of yarns, fabrics
woven, non-woven, felted, tufted, crocheted or knitted,
wholly or predominantly of wool or other animal fibre
including mohair, angora, cashmere, alpaca or silk.
Fellmongered, slipe or skin wool, manufacturing
Yarns, woollen or other animal fibre,
manufacturing
Fabrics or other textiles, from woollen or worsted
manufacturing processes, derived from animal
fibres
4. Textile Finishing
This category consists of any activities involved in the
processes of dyeing, printing, and finishing, including any
process of impregnation, coating or lamination for imparting
particular end use properties to yarns, fabrics or other
textiles except wool tops.
Textile dyeing, including textile pigmentation
Tow, manufacturing
Man-made Fibres (include cellulosics and synthetics)
This category consists of man-made fibre processing.
Early-stage processing activities relating to man-made fibres.
All processing activities up to and including man-made tows
and tops, including:
Synthetic fibre tops, unspun, manufacturing
Tow, manufacturing
Leather
This category consists of early-stage leather processing.
Early-stage leather processing
All processing activities up to and including wet blueing or
equivalent stage, including:
Fleshing, de-hairing, fellmongering, skinpickling, wet
blueing and wet whiting of hides and skins
How are these ancillary activities wholly and mutually
interdependent to an eligible clothing and household
textile activity?
Textile printing, including flock printing
Label, printed cloth, manufacturing
Impregnation, coating or lamination
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Part E – Declaration by transferee
Authorised person declaration
I declare that I am the transferee or an officer of the transferee authorised by the transferee to make this declaration.
I have and will, while carrying on the activities specified in this application, maintain records to substantiate this application for
transfer of registration.
I understand my obligations in applying for a transfer of registration under the Clothing and Household Textile (Building Innovative
Capability) scheme (BIC scheme).
I declare that the information contained in this application together with any statement attached is, to the best of my knowledge, true,
accurate and complete in all material particulars.
I understand that I may be requested to provide further clarification or documentation to verify or supplement the information
supplied in this application or even make a further application and that AusIndustry may, during the application process, consult with
other Commonwealth agencies about the transferee’s claims and may also enlist external technical or financial advisers to advise on
information provided in the application.
I understand that the provision of false or misleading information or the making of a false or misleading statement to the
Commonwealth in an application is a serious offence. I also understand that the Textile, Clothing and Footwear Investment and
Innovation Programs Act 1999 provides penalties for providing false or misleading information or documentation in connection with
the BIC scheme.
F1. Signatory details (transferee signatory to complete)
If an individual:
Title
Title
Given name
Given name
Other name(s)
Family name
Other
name(s)
Family name
Job title
Trading name (where the external entity trades under
another name)
Signature
Date (dd/mm/yyyy)
F2. External entity details
Has this form or attachments been completed on the
applicant’s behalf by an external entity?
Contact details
Name
No
Yes
 Complete the following:
If a company or other business entity:
Registered business name/full entity name
Telephone
number
E-mail address
Australian Business Number (ABN)
-
-
-
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Attachment 1 - Transferee information
To be completed if the transferee is not previously registered for
the BIC scheme or if any of the information supplied at
registration or renewal of registration has changed as a result of
the transfer of registration
1. Which of the following accurately describes the
applicant?
Trust / Trustee (where applicable)
If the applicant is a trust, provide the name, ABN and
ACN (if applicable) of the trustee.
If the applicant is a trustee, provide the name, ABN and
ACN (if applicable) of the trust.
Name
Entity type (please mark the appropriate box).
Body Corporate
Individual / Sole Trader
Partnership
Trust
Trustee applying on behalf of a trust
Any other unincorporated association or body of
persons
Other, please specify:
Australian Business Number (ABN)
-
-
-
Australian Company Number (ACN)
-
-
Type of trust
4. Applicant’s core business
2. Name of applicant
What is the applicant’s Australian and New Zealand
Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC) code?
All applicants
Registered business name/full entity name
(e.g. ABC Pty Ltd as trustee for XYZ Trust)
Please enter an ANZSIC 4-digit code
from page 15 of this form
What is the applicant’s core business?
Trading names (if trading under a name other than the
registered business name/company name)
5. Applicant addresses
Registered business street address (head office)
If an individual
Title
Given name
Suburb/town
Other name(s)
State/Territory
Family name
Country
Postcode
Australia
Date of Birth (dd/mm/yyyy)
Business postal address (head office)
3. Applicant business registrations (where applicable)
Australian Company Number (ACN)
-
Is this address the same as the registered business street
address above?
Yes
No
-
 Please complete the following:
Date of incorporation (dd/mm/yyyy)
Country of incorporation
Australia
Australian Business Number (ABN)
-
-
Suburb/town
-
ABN branch number (if applicable)
State/Territory
Country
Postcode
Australia
Is the applicant registered for GST?
If GST exempt, ATO exemption advice
available on request.
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Main activity/project street address (for this application)
Is this address the same as the registered business street
address?
Yes
No
 Please complete the following:
List major addresses where eligible activities are undertaken
(if applicable).
Site address 1
Suburb/town
Street address
Is the contact’s street address the same as the applicant’s
registered business street address?
Yes
No
 Please provide a street address below:
Suburb/town
State/Territory
Country
E-mail address
Postcode
Australia
State/Territory
Country
Postcode
Australia
Site address 2
Postal address
Suburb/town
State/Territory
Country
Postcode
Is the contact’s postal address the same as the
applicant’s registered business postal address?
Yes
No
 Please provide a postal address below:
Australia
Site address 3
Suburb/town
State/Territory
Suburb/town
State/Territory
Country
Postcode
Australia
6. Website address (where applicable)
Business e-mail address
(e.g. contactus@companyname.com.au)
7. Applicant’s primary contact (for this application)
The contact person should be an authorised employee or
director of the applicant entity and authorised to provide any
further information and receive all notices relevant to this
application.
Title
Given name
Other name(s)
Country
Provide the following information for the current and past
two financial years.
Financial
year
(yy/yy)
No. of
employees
working on
eligible activities
/
9. Applicant’s financials
Provide the following information for the past three
complete or partial financial years.
Financial year (yy/yy)
/
Office fax number
Total no.
of
employees
/
/
Mobile telephone number
No. of full
time
equivalents
/
Job title
Office telephone number
Australia
8. Applicant’s employment levels
Family name
Contact details
Postcode
Annual turnover (A$)
/
What is the end date of the applicant’s financial reporting
period (dd/mm)?
/
If the applicant’s financial year end date is not 30 June, is
the applicant an early or late balancer?
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10. Financial statements
The applicant must attach relevant financial information for
the previous financial year. Indicate which of the following is
provided:
Audited financial reports, including a copy of the
auditor’s report (applicable for those entities required
to have audited financial reports in accordance with
the Corporations Act 2001).
Financial statements including:


Balance sheet (statement of financial position)
Profit and loss statement (statement of financial
performance)

Notes to the statements and underlying
assumptions.
If the applicant has not been in operation for the previous
financial year, provide interim reports if available.
11. Details of directors/partners
Given name
Family name
Job title
13. Details of major shareholders / beneficiaries
Provide details of entities or individuals that have a
controlling or beneficial interest in the applicant entity.
(If there are more than three, please attach additional
information.)
If a company or other business entity:
Registered business name/full entity name
ABN
Provide the following details for the directors or partners of
the applicant.
(If there are more than three directors/partners, please
attach additional information.)
Director
Title
Partner
Title
-
-
ACN
-
Registered business name/full entity name
ABN
-
-
ACN
-
Given name
Registered business name/full entity name
Family name
Director
Partner
Title
ABN
ACN
-
-
-
Given name
If an individual:
Family name
Title
Director
Partner
Title
Given name
Family name
Given name
Family name
Title
Given name
12. Details of key management personnel
Family name
(If there are more than three key management personnel,
please attach additional information.)
Title
Title
Given name
Given name
Family name
Family name
Job title
Title
Given name
Family name
Job title
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14. Provide a detailed description of the main activities that
were undertaken by the Transferee entity prior to the
transfer of business:
e.g. key product lines, in-house activities, outsourced
activities
Yes
No  You have completed this section of this form.
Does the applicant prepare (or is it included in)
consolidated accounts?
Yes
No
Applicant’s ultimate holding company:
Registered business name/company name
Country of incorporation
Australia
16. Attach an organisational chart and submit with this
application form. Continue to question 17.
15. Is the applicant part of a group?
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17. Give details of each entity in the group:
(If there are more than two entities, please print blank copies of this page and complete.)
Entity 1
Registered business name / full entity name
Australian Business Number
-
Names of directors of entity 1
Title
Given name
Names of major shareholders of entity 1
If a company or other business entity
Registered business name / full entity name
-
-
Australian Company Number
-
-
Family name
Australian Business Number
Australian Company Number
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
If an individual
Title
Given name
Family name
Entity 2
Registered business name / full entity name
Australian Business Number
-
Names of directors of entity 2
Title
Given name
Names of major shareholders of entity 2
If a company or other business entity
Registered business name / full entity name
-
-
Australian Company Number
-
-
Family name
Australian Business Number
Australian Company Number
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
If an individual
Title
Given name
Family name
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Applicant feedback
AusIndustry requests the following questions to be answered
to assist in meeting its customer service obligations. Please
note that the answers to these questions are not compulsory
and do not form part of the application process.
How did the applicant find out about the Clothing and
Household Textile (Building Innovative Capability) scheme
(BIC scheme)?
(One or more may be selected.)
Newspaper/magazine article
Please mark this box if information about
AusIndustry’s products and services is not
required in future.
Please provide an estimate of the time taken to
complete this form. Include:
1 The time actually spent reading the instructions,
working on the questions and obtaining the
information.
2
Advertisement
Internet
The time spent by all employees in collecting and
providing this information.
Hours
Minutes
Direct mail/e-mail
Industry group
Please review all questions to ensure that the
application is complete.
Word of mouth
AusIndustry staff
Note: Applicants should only submit a final and complete
application. Significant changes to the application, particularly
the inclusion of new material, will not be allowed, although
AusIndustry may allow an applicant to make minor
corrections to the application.
Other (please specify):
Australian New Zealand Standard Industry Classification (ANZSIC) Class Codes (4–digit,
2006)
(Note: not elsewhere classified is abbreviated as “n.e.c”)
0141
0142
0143
0144
0145
0152
0159
0180
0191
0192
0199
0521
0522
1111
1192
1311
1312
1313
Sheep Farming (Specialised)
Beef Cattle Farming (Specialised)
Beef Cattle Feedlots (Specialised)
Sheep-Beef Cattle Farming
Grain-Sheep or Grain-Beef Cattle
Farming
Cotton Growing
Other Crop Growing n.e.c.
Deer Farming
Horse Farming
Pig Farming
Other Livestock Farming n.e.c.
Cotton Ginning
Shearing Services
Meat Processing
Prepared Animal and Bird Feed
Manufacturing
Wool Scouring
Natural Textile Manufacturing
Synthetic Textile Manufacturing
1320 Leather Tanning, Fur Dressing and
Leather Product Manufacturing
1331 Textile Floor Covering
Manufacturing
1332 Rope, Cordage and Twine
Manufacturing
1333 Cut and Sewn Textile Product
Manufacturing
1334 Textile Finishing and Other Textile
Product Manufacturing
1340 Knitted Product Manufacturing
1351 Clothing Manufacturing
1352 Footwear Manufacturing
1611 Printing
1612 Printing Support Services
1913 Polymer Foam Product
Manufacturing
1919 Other Polymer Product
Manufacturing
2599 Other Manufacturing n.e.c.
3311 Wool Wholesaling
3711 Textile Product Wholesaling
3712 Clothing and Footwear Wholesaling
3734 Toy and Sporting Goods
Wholesaling
3739 Other Goods Wholesaling n.e.c.
4214 Manchester and Other Textile
Goods Retailing
4251 Clothing Retailing
4252 Footwear Retailing
4259 Other Personal Accessory Retailing
4310 Non-Store Retailing
5309 Other Warehousing and Storage
Services
6240 Financial Asset Investing
6419 Other Auxiliary Finance and
Investment Services
6924 Other Specialised Design Services
9491 Clothing and Footwear Repair
9531 Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Services
If an ANZSIC code other than the ones listed above is required, please refer to the full list of ANZSIC codes on the
AusIndustry website
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