If you’re self-employed or a member of a partnership and have been impacted by coronavirus (COVID-19) you may be eligible to claim the grant.Published 13 May 2020 Last updated 9 December 2020 — see all updatesFrom:HM Revenue & Customs Contents Who can claim What you will need to make your claim How to claim Return to your…
Published on Friday, 13th November 2020 Following the National lockdown, the government has this week provided Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council with the funding to be able to provide support to our local businesses. We have now also received further guidance from BEIS on the grants and we are currently working with our software providers.…
Update 2 November. The Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced an increase of the third self-employed grant. Instead of 40% of trading profits over three months, the third grant will offer 80% of trading profits for November and 40% for December and January, taking it to 55% of trading profits across three months. The new maximum grant…
MSE News MoneySavingExpert.com News 2020 October Martin Lewis: ‘Big cut in Universal Credit for many self-employed coming on 13 November – contact your MP if hit’ Martin Lewis: ‘Big cut in Universal Credit for many self-employed coming on 13 November – contact your MP if hit’ Naomi Schraer, News Reporter 27 October 2020 Facebook Twitter Print Mailme …
The Government’s also announced that grants likely to be worth up to £2,100/mth will be made available to firms in ‘tier two’ areas in England – for example, in London and Birmingham currently. Here are the need-to-knows: Firms in ‘tier two’ areas which aren’t legally required to close but have been adversely affected by local restrictions…
Updated 22 October 2020 Contents 1. Who can claim 2. What the Grant Extension covers 3. How to claim The UK Government recognises the continued impact that coronavirus (COVID-19) has had on the self-employed and has taken action to provide support. The Self-Employment Income Support Scheme Grant Extension provides critical support to the self-employed in the form of…
The government today announced it will significantly increase the generosity and reach of its winter support schemes to ensure livelihoods and jobs across the UK continue to be protected in the difficult months to come, supporting jobs and helping to contain the virus. Published 22 October 2020From:HM Treasury open businesses which are experiencing considerable difficulty…
The Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) is made up of four taxable Government grants for self-employed individuals whose businesses have been adversely affected by coronavirus. There were initially only two grants, but last month Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced that a third and fourth grant will be rolled out. This means Government support for the self-employed will…
The self-employed will continue to receive government support under new measures announced by the chancellor. The extension to the Coronavirus Self Employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS) is designed to protect people in a similar way to employed workers, although some groups will miss out. What help has been provided? Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced his original…
Grants for businesses in England forced to close due to local lockdowns Businesses in England that are required to shut because of local interventions – such as lockdowns or “targeted restrictions” – will now be able to claim up to £1,500 per property every three weeks. This does not affect eligibility for the other forms of Government…