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Tale'awtxw Aboriginal Capital Corporation
TACC Business Equity Program
Amount
Varies
Deadline
Rolling
Odds
Not published
Effort
1–2 days
Can you get this?
✓For Aboriginal entrepreneurs in Coast Salish territory
✓Must have other financing in place
✕This grant cannot be the sole source of funding
✓Up to $99,999 for individuals or incorporated businesses
✓Up to $250,000 for community-owned businesses
Your real odds
No public acceptance rate exists, but approval requires both a viable business plan and confirmed outside financing already in place.
The BEP is designed to supplement other financing, so if you haven't secured a loan or additional funding before applying, you're unlikely to qualify.
What it takes
Confirm eligibility — verify you are an Aboriginal entrepreneur or community business within TACC's Coast Salish service area1–2 days
Secure other financing (e.g., a TACC loan or other lender commitment), since BEP cannot be a standalone applicationWeeks to months
Complete the TACC application and attach a viable business plan along with BEP F008 Detailed Eligible Costs form1–2 weeks
Submit to TACC and follow up for reviewOngoing
Worth knowing
Community-owned First Nation businesses can access up to $250,000, more than double the individual cap, so structuring as a community business where eligible significantly increases what you can receive.
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