Finance Support
£1 billion in support for businesses most impacted by Omicron across the UK
Businesses in the hospitality and leisure sectors in England will be eligible for one-off grants of up to £6,000 per premises, plus more than £100 million discretionary funding will be made available for local authorities to support other businesses.
Find out more on GOV.UK website
Summary of existing economic support available
GOV.UK have published a summary of the existing economic support available, including: UK wide support for jobs, support for businesses, support through Plan for Jobs for the unemployed, for low income families and for local authorities.
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The Recovery Loan scheme will provide further support to protect businesses and jobs. Loans will include 80% government guarantee and interest rate cap. The government has backed £75 billion of loans to date as part of unprecedented £350 billion wider support package. The Recovery Loan Scheme will ensure businesses continue to benefit from Government-guaranteed finance throughout 2021.
Find out more on GOV.UK website
Self-employment Income Support Scheme
Updated 1 October 2021
Claims for the fifth SEISS grant have now closed. The last date for making a claim was 30 September 2021.
You can:
If you received a grant payment, you must report this on your tax return. Find out how to report SEISS grants.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) support is available to employers and the self-employed. You may be eligible for loans, tax relief and cash grants.
Use this business support finder to see what support is available for you and your business.
Find out more on GOV.UK website
Financial support for businesses during coronavirus
Find out what financial support you can get for your business.
This website helps businesses find out how to access the support that has been made available, who is eligible, when the schemes open and how to apply.
Some aspects of business support are devolved.
Find out more on GOV.UK website
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