Details Of Fourth Self-employed Income Support Grant
Like the CJRS scheme for employers the Self-Employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS) has been extended to September 2021and details of claims for the fourth grant
27th May 2021
Like the CJRS scheme for employers the Self-Employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS) has been extended to September 2021and details of claims for the fourth grant
The fourth taxable grant will cover 80% of average trading profits, capped at £7,500. The fourth grant will take into account 2019 and 2020 tax
The third grant for SEISS is now open. To make a claim for the grant, your business must have been impacted by coronavirus on or
Businesses eligible for the first Self Employment grant must make their claim by Monday 13th July 2020. At the end of May the government
Job retention “furlough” scheme extended to October Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced on 12 May that the CJRS scheme will be extended until the end of
HMRC updated their guidance 4 May to outline the process for applying for SEISS, full details can be found here. The scheme will allow
HMRC have issued some more details relating to the claims for the Self-Employed Income Support. The latest guidance was issued by HMRC on 1 May
HMRC update their Guidance on the SEISS scheme. A summary from the HMRC website guidance: Who can claim? You can claim if you
Like the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme for employers the initial HMRC guidance on the grant scheme to support the self-employed and members in partnerships was
The Government has stepped in to provide support to certain areas of the economy but even with this becoming available in the coming weeks, some
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