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Apprentice Registration Rebate >> Questions Q1 ) Why was the apprentice registration rebate introduced? Q3 ) Who will be eligible for the rebate? Q4 ) When can I claim the rebate? Q5 ) Where can I get an application form? Q6 ) Are there any restrictions on the vehicle for which a claim may be made? Q7 ) Can I claim a rebate on a vehicle I purchased and transferred to my name? Q8 ) Is there a time limit on claiming the rebate? Q9 ) How will the rebate be paid? Q10 ) What if I disagree with my apprentice status? Q1 ) Why was the apprentice registration rebate introduced? A1 ) The apprentice registration rebate has been introduced by the NSW government as part of a package of measures to make apprenticeships more attractive to young people in order to address serious skill shortages in the traditional trades. The rebate will act as an incentive for young people considering an apprenticeship as a career choice. A2 ) A rebate of $100 is available on the cost of registering a vehicle. Q3 ) Who will be eligible for the rebate? A3 ) The rebate is available to first and second year apprentices registered with the NSW Department of Education and Training. The rebate is available for vehicle registrations or registration renewals paid from 1 July 2005. Q4 ) When can I claim the rebate? A4 ) You can claim the rebate from 1 July 2005 if you are a first or second year apprentice. You must pay your registration in the normal way. You may then claim a rebate on established registration and registration renewal transactions paid from 1 July 2005. Only one rebate may be claimed per financial year. Q5 ) Where can I get an application form? A5 ) The application form will be available on the RTA web site at www.rta.nsw.gov.au , follow the links to “RTA Forms Facility”. The form will be available from 1 July 2005. Q6 ) Are there any restrictions on the vehicle for which a claim may be made? A6 ) Yes the vehicle must meet the following criteria, it must be:
Q7 ) Can I claim a rebate on a vehicle I purchased and transferred to my name? A7 ) If you did not renew the registration on transferring the vehicle to your name you cannot claim the rebate. You will be able to claim the rebate when your registration is due for renewal. You must pay the registration in the normal way and then claim the rebate. Q8 ) Is there a time limit on claiming the rebate? A8 ) You must be eligible for the rebate at the time you make your claim. That is, if you are a second year apprentice, you must make the claim before you complete the second year of your apprenticeship. If you make your claim after completing the second year of your apprenticeship the NSW Department of Education and Training will not be able to verify that you are a second year apprentice and your claim will not be processed. Q9 ) How will the rebate be paid? A9 ) The rebate will be paid by electronic funds transfer into a deposit account in your name at a bank, credit union or building society. Payments may be made into accounts held in joint names. Your bank statement will indicate if your rebate has been paid. Q10 ) What if I disagree with my apprentice status? A10 ) The NSW Department of Education and Training (DET) will verify your eligibility for the apprentice registration rebate. If DET is unable to verify that you are a first or second year apprentice you will receive written advice that your application cannot be processed and advising you to contact DET for further information regarding your apprentice status.
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Last updated: 15 August, 2005 |