Graeme Seavor If you are self-employed or a member of a partnership and have been adversely affected by coronavirus you may qualify for two grants under the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS). The first grant is claimable now and you must your claim before 13 July 2020 to claim the grant. The second grant will be claimable …
Like many businesses Coronavirus has had a significant impact on our business and our way of working. Since the outbreak of the pandemic our team have been home working successfully with only a couple of members of the team in the office at anyone time. The team has communicated using Microsoft Teams and Zoom for …
The Bounce Bank Loan Scheme is one of a number of government-backed lending schemes designed to support businesses affected by Coronavirus. Lending through the Bounce Back Loan scheme is capped at £50,000 and is 100% government backed initiative for small businesses. You can apply for a loan between £2,000 and £50,000 up to a maximum …
The Coronavirus Self-Employment Income Support Grant is for Self-Employed individuals or members of a partnership who have been adversely affected by Coronavirus. The scheme will make available a taxable grant of 80% of the average monthly trading profits for the 3 years to 5 April 2019, paid out in a single instalment covering 3 months …
The Scottish Government have announced further Coronavirus funding for those who have recently started in self employment and have not been able to benefit from the other available Coronavirus business support schemes. If you live in Scotland and have started in self employment from 6 April 2019 onwards, you may be able to receive a …
Government support and guidance is continually being adjusted to reflect the seriousness of the health and economic impact. We will digest this information, cut through the noise and summarise the information for the self-employed and business owners.
With the outbreak of the Corona Virus pandemic across the globe, taking into account the potential impact on industry and listening to your concerns, we have produced this business update to provide our thoughts on what practical actions can be taken to reduce the potential impact. The outbreak has many potential impacts for industry including; …
We would like to wish all our customers, contacts and friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. It has been a fantastic 2019 and we cannot wait until 2020. The office will be closed from 12:00 24 December 2019 and will re-open at 8:30 on 2 January 2020.
We have moved to our fantastic new office premises. Our new office means we have additional space for training and meetings. It also offers an excellent work place to attract and retain a fantastic team to work with you. Also, it won’t be hard to find us, as we are just 50 metres away from …
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