Companies could be in line to receive up to €5k.
Businesses across the midlands are set to get a boost next year under new plans heading to Cabinet this morning.
Companies can receive up to €5,000 back on their rates fees under the measures to be announced by Simon Coveney.
The Increased Cost of Business grant scheme's total budget for the scheme will be €257 million and the payments will be made in the new year.
Spokesperson on Economic Development, Enterprise and Tourism at Mullingar Chamber, John Geoghegan, says the new policy will have a telling impact on small businesses:
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