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Yesterday, Rishi Sunak announced a £1billion support package for the businesses most impacted by Omicron. With Covid cases again on the rise due to the…

The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme finally came to an end this week and we filed our last claim.

This news post highlights the latest developments on SEISS Fourth Grant Application Dates and Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme – read on to see if you are affected

Further to the new lockdown announcements, Rishi Sunak has announced more grants to support business

HM Treasury has now announced that businesses, including manufacturing firms, can continue to claim up to £1m in same-year tax relief through AIA.

HMRC have now advised that from 1 December 2020, employers will not be able to make claims for any employees serving either contractual or statutory notice periods.

If you are revising your employees working arrangements with regard to the extended CJRS (Furlough Scheme) the deadline is 13 November – Act Now!

The government has announced a new lockdown for England lasting for one month until the 2 December 2020. As a result of this, the government have postponed the introduction of the Job Support Scheme (JSS) which was due to start 1 November 2020 and was meant to replace the existing Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS), also known as the Furlough Scheme.

In line with the Furlough Scheme extension, the government have announced, on 2 November, that they will be increasing support for the self-employed and ensuring faster payments. This provides broadly equivalent support to the self-employed as is being provided to employees through the government contribution in the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme in November and then the Job Support Scheme in the two subsequent months.

The government has announced a new lockdown for England lasting for one month until the 2 December 2020. As a result of this, the government have postponed the introduction of the Job Support Scheme (JSS) which was due to start 1 November 2020 and was meant to replace the existing Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS), also known as the Furlough Scheme.