Top-up to local business grant funds scheme

-
This may be worth a try for business who haven't qualified for the rates based £10,000 grant scheme. Full details are here https://www.gov.uk/government/news/top-up-to-local-business-grant-funds-scheme
Do let me have feedback if you try for this.

Comments

Post a Comment

Please feel free to add a comment if there are issues that you think will be beneficial to you and others.

Popular posts from this blog

Employee support

-
Details still to follow, but businesses are to be able to reclaim 80% of furloughed workers salary costs, up to £2,500 per month. Applications will be through an online portal supposedly during the week beginning 23rd March. Effectively, rather than making staff redundant, this is a measure to keep staff employed despite not being able to afford salaries. There may well be opportunities for "1 person companies" here by increasing salaries from the current minimal one that has been advice for many years. But at this point, too early to say what to do. There is a very good article by one of the tax experts at Francis Clarke here  that has more questions than answers over this topic. So we just need to wait and see. How to access the scheme You will need to: designate affected employees as ‘furloughed workers,’ and notify your employees of this change - changing the status of employees remains subject to existing employment law and, depending on the employment contract,
Read more

Help for self Employed update 26/3/20

-
A new scheme known as the SELF EMPLOYMENT INCOME SUPPORT SCHEME was introduced on 26th March. Help is at hand for most self employed people, full details of what has been published below. Limited company "1 man bands" unfortunately do not count as self employed and will only be able to claim 80% of salary (pre March 2020, so no backdating) under the CV Job retention scheme as a furloughed employee. I understand that the self employed will still be able to work to qualify for the money, but they will need to have suffered loss as a result of the CV. There is no guidance as to how much of a loss they will have had to suffer. More will follow I am sure. But you ARE allowed to carry on working Broadly the money, payable in June at the earliest will come as a lump sum and will be based on average profits (after expenses) of the 3 years ending 5 April 2019 . It seems likely that this will be the taxable profit (i.e if you bought a van say in one of the years, that would could
Read more

£10,000 for small businesses.

-
Full details published here on the conditions for the grants for business rates paying businesses - all businesses £10,000, Retail, Hospitality and Leisure up to £25,000. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/875348/small-business-grant-fund-and-retail-guidance-v2.pdf
Read more