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Rebates for TAS sheep and goat farmers

Overview

A Tasmanian government support scheme that provides rebates to sheep and goat owners/managers to help purchase eligible electronic identification (eID) device tags (ear tags and goat leg bands).

Rebates apply to NLIS-accredited RFID devices and are paid on the retail price (GST exclusive).

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for a rebate, you must:

- have an active Property Identification Code (PIC)

- be authorised by the department to order and use National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) sheep and goat permanent identifier devices on a PIC

- own or manage sheep or goats

- agree to only purchase eligible devices that are reasonably required to tag your stock in accordance with the year of birth colour scheme or to manage post breeder or yellow colour breeder management requirements in the current year (no stockpiling of tags is to occur)

- agree to comply with your legislative obligations to make record movements to the (NLIS).

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Quick Info
Funding Amount
Rebates on purchased eID devices: $1 rebate per tag on retail price (GST exclusive) for eligible eID device ear tags; $4 rebate per tag on retail price (GST exclusive) for eligible eID device goat leg bands where ear tags are not suitable. Rebates are available only on fully and conditionally accredited NLIS Radio Frequency Identification Devices (RFID) ear tags and leg bands. From 1 June 2024, eID tags are rebated at point of sale. Rebates apply over specific colour-coded rebate periods for different tag types/years of birth as listed in the scheme guidelines. Non-NLIS accredited devices are not eligible for rebates.
Closing Date
30 June 2026(-28 days left)
Eligible Locations
TAS

Last updated: 12 February 2026