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The following three schemes have been extended until 31 March 2021. CORONAVIRUS BUSINESS INTERRUPTION LOAN SCHEME The scheme helps small...

In yet another change of policy the Government has announced the SEISS grant extension in the form of 2 further grants, each available...

The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme has been extended until 30 April 2021. For the period 1 November 2020 to 30 April 2021 the...

This list is for current borrowers looking to discuss their current circumstances.

A director is an employee for PAYE purposes and it is therefore possible for a company to furlough a director.

The portal will be open for employers to use on 20 April 2020. The first payments should be made to employers on 30 April.

Please read the FAQs below and we can help you consider and maybe apply for such loan. Please do act now. Matters are changing daily.

Child benefit may need to be ultimately paid back via the self assessment tax return, but it can help towards easing immediate concerns.

The chancellor is extending the coronavirus loan scheme for small and medium businesses who have been affected by the disease.

This guidance is intended to introduce consistent measures on sites of all sizes in line with the Government’s recommendations.

The schemes will be delivered by Local Authorities. Here's the links...

Workers who don’t take all of their holidays because of the coronavirus crisis will be allowed to carry them over into the next two years.

Who is eligible to claim from the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme?

There are two things to be said at the outset about the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.

Yesterday the Chancellor announced a new self-employed support scheme which gives self-employed workers a taxable grant of up to 80%.

In the last few days, the Government has made major announcements about help for small businesses and individuals affected by Coronavirus.