The SEISS Grant Extension provides critical support to the self-employed. The grant will be limited to self-employed individuals who are currently eligible for the SEISS and are actively continuing to trade but are facing reduced demand due to COVID-19. The extension will provide two grants and will last for six months from November 2020 to…
Online Tell HMRC about changes that could affect your tax code This service is part of the personal tax account, and you can use it to check: your tax code the information HMRC holds about your employment an estimate of how much tax you’ll pay Tell HMRC you have changed name or address If HMRC needs…
People on low incomes who need to self-isolate and are unable to work from home in areas with high incidence of COVID-19 will benefit from a new payment scheme.Published 27 August 2020From:Department of Health and Social Care Government to implement new payment for people on low incomes in areas with high rates of COVID-19, who…
Find out if your business has been adversely affected due to coronavirus (COVID-19), examples and what records you need to keep if you make a claim.Published 17 August 2020From:HM Revenue & Customs Contents Decide if you’ve been adversely affected Adversely affected examples What records you should keep Adversely affected is typically when your business has…
Up to 16,000 self-employed people who received Government grants to support their income during the coronavirus crisis have been paid too much after their payments were miscalculated. If you’ve been overpaid, the good news is you WON’T have to pay anything back – but you may now receive less than expected if you apply for the…
From that point, you can apply for the final Self-Employment Income Support Scheme grant, worth up to £6,570. The eligibility is the same as the first one – sadly, many are still excluded. See self-employed grant eligibility and how to apply. SOURCE: MSE
Coronavirus (COVID‑19) support is available to employers and the self-employed, including sole traders and limited company directors. You may be eligible for loans, tax relief and cash grants, whether your business is open or closed. Use this business support finder to see what support is available for you and your business. Start now Explore the…
£20 million new funding to help smaller businesses recover from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.Published 30 July 2020From:Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government and Simon Clarke MP Minister for Regional Growth and Local Government announces £20 million new funding to help businesses across England get back on track. Small and medium sized businesses in England…
Members of the public who enjoy cycling have a chance to receive a £50 voucher to get their old bike repaired through the new Fix your Bike Voucher Scheme! The scheme has been created to encourage more people to cycle, boost the number of commuting and leisure trips, as well as promote an alternative to…
Nuneaton and Bedworth are pleased to announce that we have now opened a second phase application period for our Discretionary Grant Scheme for small businesses. Applications will close on Monday 10 August at 5pm, after which all new applications will be assessed. This grant funding is for businesses that are not eligible for other support schemes. Businesses…