Earlier this month, the government introduced the Restart Grant Scheme to support businesses in reopening, once COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. Eligible non-essential retail businesses may be entitled to a one-off grant of up to £6,000 Eligible businesses within the hospitality, leisure, accommodation, personal care and gym sectors may be entitled to a one-off grant of
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is set to announce the latest details for the fourth Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) grant, in the upcoming Budget on 3rd March 2021. The grant will take into account self-employed worker’s earnings from February to April 2021. The government has spent £13.7billion on SEISS grants since the pandemic began in March
Following Boris Johnson’s announcement of a third national lockdown in England, the Chancellor has announced further grants totaling £4.6 billion. A one-off grant worth up to £9,000 per property, will be available for those businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors, who have been affected by the latest coronavirus restrictions. Around 600,000 properties are
England is preparing to face another national lockdown following Boris Johnson’s announcement over the weekend (31st October ). The PM addressed the nation telling people they must stay at home from 5th November until 2nd December, when rules will be reviewed. All non-essential shops along with bars and restaurants will have to close however, schools
The Chancellor Mr. Rishi Sunak has delivered his latest economic statement. In his announcement, The Chancellor began by acknowledging the frustration of those living in Tier 3 local lockdown areas. He then reiterated that the treasury have a plan to save jobs and backed the Prime Minister’s local lockdowns. Sunak announced the further steps he
Tonight, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced support for the self-employed. The scheme introduced is aimed to assist 95% of those who are currently self-employed. As stated during the chancellor’s briefing, the Government will pay those who are self-employed a grant of 80% of their average monthly profits over the last 3 years – up to a
