As the economy begins to rebound from the pandemic, July marks the beginning of the end of furlough. From 1 July 2021, employers using the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme will be legally required to contribute to their employees furlough payments to continue receiving the grant. …
Updated guidance has now been issued by the Government in respect of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (“CJRS”). Key points are as follows: There are monthly submission deadlines for CJRS claims – claim periods from 1 November must be submitted within 14 calendar days after …
We have below outlined the latest changes made to the Coronavirus support packages for employers and the self-employed, but we’re sure that you’ll appreciate that the frequency of changes and u-turns being made by the Government is making it harder to provide reassurance and clarity …
Following the headline changes to the financial support measures regarding employment, the impending lockdown restrictions have also triggered the announcement of additional changes to the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (“SEISS”), as follows: The extension of the SEISS will still provide eligible self-employed individuals with two …
An eventful weekend has seen further changes to the Coronavirus financial support measures surrounding employment. The introduction of the Job Support Schemes (“JSS”), detailed in our previous email, has been postponed and the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (“CJRS”), originally due to end on 30 October, …
As you’ll have no doubt seen, last week the Chancellor announced further changes to the Coronavirus financial support measures announced last month, with a view to easing the financial burden on employers and the self-employed. Key points from the changes are as follows: Job …
As you will no doubt have seen, the Chancellor announced further measures yesterday, largely to mitigate the end of financial support currently available through the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (“CJRS”), which ends in October. Key points from his speech are as follows: Introduction of the …
In a bid to relieve companies of administrative burdens during the Coronavirus pandemic, the Government has introduced new regulations which provide temporary extensions to Statutory Accounts and Confirmation Statement filing deadlines at Companies House, as follows: Statutory Accounts – for filing deadlines falling between 27 …
In addition to the upcoming changes to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (“CJRS”), outlined in our previous post, please be aware that the last date for submitting CJRS claims to HMRC in respect of periods ended on or before 30 June 2020 is 31 July …
The Government’s employee job-protection scheme, the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (“CJRS”), will be changing with effect from 1 July. Although we’re still awaiting full published guidance regarding the changes, we have summarised below the key points from the latest announcement: The CJRS will close to …