The Film and TV Production Restart Scheme is a new effort to support the creative sector. The scheme makes direct compensation available to eligible pre-existing and new productions that incurred losses due to the ongoing pandemic. Some of the costs the scheme covers include abandonment or filming delays from illnesses amongst the cast and crew.
The Film and TV Production Restart Scheme is a new effort to support the creative sector. The scheme makes direct compensation available to eligible pre-existing and new productions that incurred losses due to the ongoing pandemic. Some of the costs the scheme covers include abandonment or filming delays from illnesses amongst the cast and crew.
Children starting to go back to schools and nurseries this September. This means more employees are also going back to work full time due to the withdrawal of CJRS support, thus working parents may need to start thinking about childcare.
The Welsh Government has confirmed the moratorium against forfeiture for the non-payment of rent will again be extended. This is in another effort to support local businesses struggling due to COVID-19.
HMRC has released guidance entitled “Check if you need to change your Self-Assessment return for SEISS”
A new toolkit has been launched to support businesses to help their employers get the COVID-19 vaccine. The Welsh Government is encouraging employers to do all they can to support their workforce to get vaccinated.
Businesses still affected by Covid restrictions will also receive up to £25,000 of additional support from the Welsh Government.
Businesses in Wales materially affected by the phased move to Alert Level One will receive £2.5m in further support from the Welsh Government.
Most businesses are eligible to apply and the grants are available as follows in this blog.
Following the announcement of a “Firebreak Lockdown” in Wales, details of the additional support now being offered to business are slowly becoming available.
The Welsh Government have today announced two new separate grant schemes.
Here are the headlines from the Chancellors statement in Parliament today where a series of measures to help jobs and businesses were announced.
Although social restrictions are easing, many people are still in emergency situations that need urgent support.
From September 1, the government grant towards employee wages will be reduced to 70%.
The Film and TV Production Restart Scheme is a new effort to support the creative sector. The scheme makes direct compensation available to eligible pre-existing and new productions that incurred losses due to the ongoing pandemic. Some of the costs the scheme covers include abandonment or filming delays from illnesses amongst the cast and crew.
Children starting to go back to schools and nurseries this September. This means more employees are also going back to work full time due to the withdrawal of CJRS support, thus working parents may need to start thinking about childcare.
The Welsh Government has confirmed the moratorium against forfeiture for the non-payment of rent will again be extended. This is in another effort to support local businesses struggling due to COVID-19.
HMRC has released guidance entitled “Check if you need to change your Self-Assessment return for SEISS”
A new toolkit has been launched to support businesses to help their employers get the COVID-19 vaccine. The Welsh Government is encouraging employers to do all they can to support their workforce to get vaccinated.
Businesses still affected by Covid restrictions will also receive up to £25,000 of additional support from the Welsh Government.
Businesses in Wales materially affected by the phased move to Alert Level One will receive £2.5m in further support from the Welsh Government.
Most businesses are eligible to apply and the grants are available as follows in this blog.
Following the announcement of a “Firebreak Lockdown” in Wales, details of the additional support now being offered to business are slowly becoming available.
The Welsh Government have today announced two new separate grant schemes.
Here are the headlines from the Chancellors statement in Parliament today where a series of measures to help jobs and businesses were announced.
Although social restrictions are easing, many people are still in emergency situations that need urgent support.
