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In light of the new lockdown measures, the Chancellor has announced £4.6 billion in new COVID support grants for retail, leisure and hospitality businesses which will remain closed until at least mid-February. Read on to find out about...
Updated: 11 March 2021 As lockdown continues, businesses will be understandably concerned about what it means for their finances. The Government has already confirmed the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (also know as the furlough scheme), which was due...
Thanks to the global pandemic, more of us than ever before are now working from home. Although it began as a temporary arrangement for many, several major employers have already pledged to close offices and shift to remote...
As the UK economy continues its recovery from the global pandemic, you will no doubt be weighing up the options for your business and working out your post-COVID business survival strategy. Depending on the loans and grants you...
Business owners have received the latest guidance from HMRC on how to claim for furloughed employees. HMRC has directly emailed with the following update on employee eligibility how to access the system and the information applicants will need...
Business Grant Support in Response to Coronavirus Impact In response to the Coronavirus, Covid – 19, the Government announced there would be support for small businesses, and businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors. This support will...
The UK Government’s job retention scheme is designed to support employers who are struggling during the coronavirus epidemic and help them avoid making redundancies. Under the scheme, it will reimburse employers up to 80% of wages of employees...
Following previous announcements on the support available to businesses in the wake of the COVID-19 global pandemic, chancellor Rishi Sunak yesterday announced a package of financial support for self-employed people impacted by coronavirus. What financial support is available...
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, HMRC has confirmed that companies will not be required to make VAT payments for three months from 20 March 2020 to 30 June 2020. Who is eligible for coronavirus VAT payments suspension?...
We know this is an understandably worrying time for many people, particularly small business owners who will have concerns about how to continue operating during the global COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. The Government used its Budget to outline several...
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