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Bicester - 01869 252151
High Wycombe - 01494 448122
Witney - 01993 700010
1st April 2020
Bodies issue collective plea as SEISS nears the end.
A million employers claim £15bn in subsidies.
Scams were ‘so convincing they were hard to spot’.
One in six mortgage borrowers take up ‘payment holidays’.
State pension boost is still available under lockdown restrictions.
Rules edge closer to kicking in from April 2021.
£14bn paid out in first two weeks of bounce-back loans.
More than £6bn paid out in the first six days.
MPs contemplate further two-year delay.
Reimbursing employee costs waived for 2020/21.
GDP slumps 5.8% in March, and 2% in Q1 2020.
Business groups praise the Chancellor for listening to concerns.
New guides for eight different lines of work.
Plans to ease restrictions “need more detail”.
Bank of England predicts biggest annual decline on record.
Small businesses and B2B firms could be ready sooner.
Income support scheme opens ahead of schedule.
Scheme plugs gap in government support.
Seeking a Time to Pay Agreement
More businesses claiming staff pay through Government scheme.
Job retention scheme open to those in contract.
Details on how to apply for emergency measures.
The Government announced changes to insolvency laws at a press conference on Saturday, 28 March 2020, in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
There seems to be a lot of confusion out there in terms of how the banks are supporting SME’s funding requests during the COVID-19 crisis, and in particular the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS).
Late last night H.M. Revenue and Customs published detailed guidance on the Job Retention Scheme. Here we will try to answer many of the common questions that we have received over the last few days.
Since we last provided an update just over 24 hours ago, there have been some significant developments on the support available to help both individuals and businesses.
Here we have detailed all the COVID-19 support available to small businesses.
HMRC are supporting businesses through these unprecedented circumstances by deferring Valued Added Tax (VAT) payments for 3 months.
A leading tax expert today welcomed the decision to delay complicated tax changes that will affect thousands of contractors in the private sector.
As we are amidst a global pandemic and the spread of the coronavirus has reached unchartered territories, we would like to share with you our plans in place, enabling us to provide an uninterrupted service.
