Government support for Small Businesses, Start-Ups, and Contractors.
15th January 2021 – because of lockdown 3, the Chancellor reports extra help through lockdown awards to numerous organizations in retail, friendliness, and recreation.
17th December 2020 – Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme – Furlough to be reached out to the furthest limit of April 2021 at the current 80% help level, and business advance plans both have cutoff times stretched out to the furthest limit of March 2021.
1st December 2020 – Prime Minister reports £1,000 Christmas award for ‘wet-drove bars’.
5th November 2020 – Chancellor Sunak reports new augmentations to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the Self-Employed Income Support Scheme will stay open until 31st March 2021 and that the 80% cover for common compensation or self-employed benefits covered at £2,500 every month will be set up until January 2021 when the levels of help will be checked on. Also further changes to other help including mortgage payment relief.
2nd November 2020 – Government declares expanded help for the independently employed through the Self-Employed Income Support Scheme.
31st October 2020 – because of the subsequent lockdown declared for England, the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) has been reached out with representatives accepting 80% of their present compensation for quite a long time not worked.
22nd October 2020 – Plan for occupations: Chancellor Increment’s financial help for organizations and workers.
9th October 2020 – Chancellor Rishi Sunak declares there will be further help added to the Job Retention Scheme for organizations requested to close because of the second influx of COVID-19 limitations.
5th October 2020 – Government declares a ‘Time to Pay' scheme for Self-Assessment tax bills – see Deadlines in our “Deadline for Self-Assessment Tax Return” article.
2nd October 2020 – Government reports that the most recent day for making or revising any current cases for Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) will be 30th November 2020. This covers claims for periods finishing prior to 31st October 2020.
24th September 2020 – Crunch's manual for the new government Job Support Scheme.
24th September 2020 – Chancellor Rishi Sunak reports Winter Economy Plan.
From 10th October 2020 – Companies House to continue the necessary strike-off cycle.
From 1st October 2020 – CJRS changes mean HMRC will pay 60% of normal wages up to a cap of £1,875 every month for the hours furloughed representatives don't work.
10th September 2020 – Companies House resumes intentional strike off cycle.
17th August 2020 – Claim your second Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) award on the off chance that you are qualified.
31st July 2020 – Job Retention Bonus – one-off installment of £1,000 and different updates about CJRS.
10th July 2020 – Companies House to restart the deliberate strike-off cycle.
27th June 2020 – Temporary changes to Companies House recording prerequisites.
17th June 2020 – The public authority's plan to concede VAT installments closes on 30th June. You should restart your immediate charge to pay the VAT due.
12th June 2020 – Updated direction to guarantee for compensation through the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme.
12th June 2020 – How to guarantee a further award under the Self-Employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS).
29th May 2020 – Important changes to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) – including the conclusion of the plan to new participants from 30th June.
29th May 2020 – Extension of the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) including the end date of thirteenth July for applications for starting awards.
26th May 2020 – Claim back Statutory Sick Pay plot goes live.
19th May 2020 – Coronavirus Statutory Sick Pay Rebate Scheme plot for little and medium-sized organizations to dispatch 26th May.
12th May 2020 – Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme reached out for a further 4 months, with new adaptability guaranteed from August onwards.
4th May 2020 – Self-work Income Support Scheme qualification checker dispatched.
27th April 2020 – Coronavirus Bounce Back Loan conspire dispatched – credits of up to £50,000 to little and medium-sized UK organizations, interest and expense free for the initial a year applications acknowledged from fourth May.
12th April 2020 – Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) opens for first cases. We've created a CJRS control for bosses. The public authority has likewise dispatched an online business COVID-19 uphold locater device to discover all the help accessible to your business.
17th April 2020 – Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme to be reached out by a month so it will presently run from first March to in any event the finish of June 2020.
16th April 2020 – Additional Companies House uphold for organizations hit by COVID-19.
15th April 2020 – Important change to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme for qualification
8th April 2020 – Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme to be dispatched twentieth April
4th April 2020 – Confirmation that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme is accessible to restricted organization chiefs, including sole directors to cover their PAYE compensation.
28th March 2020 – Changes to indebtedness rules to help organizations exchange.
26th March 2020 – Support for independently employed reported – available award of up to 80% of exchanging benefits covered at £2,500 every month.
25th March 2020 – three-month augmentation period to record organization accounts, affirmation on certain subtleties of VAT deferral.
23rd March 2020 – Lockdown – subtleties on how organizations are influenced.
20th March 2020 – (Job maintenance plot, 80% worker compensation guarantee, deferral of annual expense and VAT installments, SSP alleviation, and update to advance plan).
17th March 2020 – (£330bn uphold bundle, Mortgage installment occasion, help for leaseholders and Buy-to-Let property managers, changes to Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) for representatives, and Employment Support Allowance and Universal credit changes).
HMRC guidance about scams
With the wide range of help from the GOVERMENT, HMRC is getting some information about likely scams. HMRC knows numerous scams can give off an impression of being authentic.
In case you're uncertain whether any get in touch with you get from HMRC is certified, kindly go to the government site GOV.UK and search ‘scams'. You'll discover data on the best way to perceive authentic HMRC contact. You can also forward any complain or suspicions email to HMRC to phishing@hmrc.gov.uk or sms/text to 60599.
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