Coronavirus Grants
Discussion
Prolex-UK said:
Personally I would have liked offices with RV's between 15001 and 51k get something (again if loosing income) as companies will still have outgoings to pay out
Just a talking point at the moment though
It will be interesting to see if anyone with an office which is closed due to Covid takes legal action to get an exemption. I would suggest anyone that has closed an office temporarily due to Covid at the very least asks the Council to give an exemption. Chances are they will say no, but they make not, and if they do say no if someone does challenge it through the Court you have laid out a marker to go back and claim later.Just a talking point at the moment though
Eric Mc said:
Alucidnation said:
Self employed scheme extended with 70% covered for three months.
Did they mention what three months period of taxable profits they will be looking at?The original SEISS was based on an average of taxable profits for tax years 2016/17, 2017/18 and 2018/19.
Re the SEISS grant Iam not sure what is happening with it .Does anyone else have their details reset when they try to log in to the portal?
Apparently I am eligible and have submitted all relevant details but have not had any further contact from HMRC which they said would happen 15-18 of May.
Apparently I am eligible and have submitted all relevant details but have not had any further contact from HMRC which they said would happen 15-18 of May.
Prolex-UK said:
skwdenyer said:
Prolex-UK said:
No worries
Just been asked to provide a list of properties getting enhanced retail relief (inc hospitality etc) where rv is between 51001 and 55000 and 55001 and 60000k (200ish properties)
we have just over £3 million to disburse
Think to get grant they will need to prove they have lost money due to CV19
Personally I would have liked offices with RV's between 15001 and 51k get something (again if loosing income) as companies will still have outgoings to pay out
Just a talking point at the moment though
Go and talk your talking point into the ear of your superiors Just been asked to provide a list of properties getting enhanced retail relief (inc hospitality etc) where rv is between 51001 and 55000 and 55001 and 60000k (200ish properties)
we have just over £3 million to disburse
Think to get grant they will need to prove they have lost money due to CV19
Personally I would have liked offices with RV's between 15001 and 51k get something (again if loosing income) as companies will still have outgoings to pay out
Just a talking point at the moment though
skwdenyer said:
Prolex-UK said:
skwdenyer said:
Prolex-UK said:
No worries
Just been asked to provide a list of properties getting enhanced retail relief (inc hospitality etc) where rv is between 51001 and 55000 and 55001 and 60000k (200ish properties)
we have just over £3 million to disburse
Think to get grant they will need to prove they have lost money due to CV19
Personally I would have liked offices with RV's between 15001 and 51k get something (again if loosing income) as companies will still have outgoings to pay out
Just a talking point at the moment though
Go and talk your talking point into the ear of your superiors Just been asked to provide a list of properties getting enhanced retail relief (inc hospitality etc) where rv is between 51001 and 55000 and 55001 and 60000k (200ish properties)
we have just over £3 million to disburse
Think to get grant they will need to prove they have lost money due to CV19
Personally I would have liked offices with RV's between 15001 and 51k get something (again if loosing income) as companies will still have outgoings to pay out
Just a talking point at the moment though
will also be application only going live on 12/6
precise detail I do not have yet.I have steered clear of it TBH as will probably get me all wound up
I think it will be based on the 51000 to 60000 rv's for retail & hospitality mainly which is pants
Prolex-UK said:
yup
will also be application only going live on 12/6
precise detail I do not have yet.I have steered clear of it TBH as will probably get me all wound up
I think it will be based on the 51000 to 60000 rv's for retail & hospitality mainly which is pants
So directly in contradiction of the Govt's published information at https://www.gov.uk/guidance/apply-for-the-coronavi...?will also be application only going live on 12/6
precise detail I do not have yet.I have steered clear of it TBH as will probably get me all wound up
I think it will be based on the 51000 to 60000 rv's for retail & hospitality mainly which is pants
UK Govt said:
You’re potentially eligible if your business:
is based in England
has fewer than 50 employees
has fixed building costs such as rent
was trading on 11 March 2020
has been adversely impacted by the coronavirus
We’ve asked local councils to prioritise businesses such as:
small businesses in shared offices or other flexible workspaces, such as units in industrial parks or incubators
regular market traders
bed and breakfasts paying council tax instead of business rates
charity properties getting charitable business rates relief, which are not eligible for small business rates relief or rural rate relief
Outstanding if so is based in England
has fewer than 50 employees
has fixed building costs such as rent
was trading on 11 March 2020
has been adversely impacted by the coronavirus
We’ve asked local councils to prioritise businesses such as:
small businesses in shared offices or other flexible workspaces, such as units in industrial parks or incubators
regular market traders
bed and breakfasts paying council tax instead of business rates
charity properties getting charitable business rates relief, which are not eligible for small business rates relief or rural rate relief
Prolex-UK said:
That sounds wrong unless your RV is over 51000
They are going on your property description from the VO
You need to contact them ASAP explain that the public are and do come into the showromm to purchase items
if you have a website that says this then give them the link to that.
Find the councillor for the ward your business is in and contact them as well...making sure you mention the people you employ
Yes involved local councillor but the Rates Department at the Council still say we are not entitled even though I have offered them phot's or to even come to our showroom / shop, I have emailed Councillor again and told her we are not happy and can we take things higher or we will be making 3 staff redundant.They are going on your property description from the VO
You need to contact them ASAP explain that the public are and do come into the showromm to purchase items
if you have a website that says this then give them the link to that.
Find the councillor for the ward your business is in and contact them as well...making sure you mention the people you employ
J114rvy said:
Prolex-UK said:
That sounds wrong unless your RV is over 51000
They are going on your property description from the VO
You need to contact them ASAP explain that the public are and do come into the showromm to purchase items
if you have a website that says this then give them the link to that.
Find the councillor for the ward your business is in and contact them as well...making sure you mention the people you employ
Yes involved local councillor but the Rates Department at the Council still say we are not entitled even though I have offered them phot's or to even come to our showroom / shop, I have emailed Councillor again and told her we are not happy and can we take things higher or we will be making 3 staff redundant.They are going on your property description from the VO
You need to contact them ASAP explain that the public are and do come into the showromm to purchase items
if you have a website that says this then give them the link to that.
Find the councillor for the ward your business is in and contact them as well...making sure you mention the people you employ
https://www.writetothem.com/
J114rvy said:
Prolex-UK said:
That sounds wrong unless your RV is over 51000
They are going on your property description from the VO
You need to contact them ASAP explain that the public are and do come into the showromm to purchase items
if you have a website that says this then give them the link to that.
Find the councillor for the ward your business is in and contact them as well...making sure you mention the people you employ
Yes involved local councillor but the Rates Department at the Council still say we are not entitled even though I have offered them phot's or to even come to our showroom / shop, I have emailed Councillor again and told her we are not happy and can we take things higher or we will be making 3 staff redundant.They are going on your property description from the VO
You need to contact them ASAP explain that the public are and do come into the showromm to purchase items
if you have a website that says this then give them the link to that.
Find the councillor for the ward your business is in and contact them as well...making sure you mention the people you employ
Your rv is less than 51000 i take it
skwdenyer said:
Prolex-UK said:
yup
will also be application only going live on 12/6
precise detail I do not have yet.I have steered clear of it TBH as will probably get me all wound up
I think it will be based on the 51000 to 60000 rv's for retail & hospitality mainly which is pants
So directly in contradiction of the Govt's published information at https://www.gov.uk/guidance/apply-for-the-coronavi...?will also be application only going live on 12/6
precise detail I do not have yet.I have steered clear of it TBH as will probably get me all wound up
I think it will be based on the 51000 to 60000 rv's for retail & hospitality mainly which is pants
UK Govt said:
You’re potentially eligible if your business:
is based in England
has fewer than 50 employees
has fixed building costs such as rent
was trading on 11 March 2020
has been adversely impacted by the coronavirus
We’ve asked local councils to prioritise businesses such as:
small businesses in shared offices or other flexible workspaces, such as units in industrial parks or incubators
regular market traders
bed and breakfasts paying council tax instead of business rates
charity properties getting charitable business rates relief, which are not eligible for small business rates relief or rural rate relief
Outstanding if so is based in England
has fewer than 50 employees
has fixed building costs such as rent
was trading on 11 March 2020
has been adversely impacted by the coronavirus
We’ve asked local councils to prioritise businesses such as:
small businesses in shared offices or other flexible workspaces, such as units in industrial parks or incubators
regular market traders
bed and breakfasts paying council tax instead of business rates
charity properties getting charitable business rates relief, which are not eligible for small business rates relief or rural rate relief
Moves all the fall out to councils
Amount of money is very small £3.4 million to us with 12k properties... We have spent neatly £70 illion on the 10 and 25k grants with over 200 still to pay
Prolex-UK said:
Key thing is they gave councils discretion so you could have a differnt scheme in each LA
Moves all the fall out to councils
Amount of money is very small £3.4 million to us with 12k properties... We have spent neatly £70 illion on the 10 and 25k grants with over 200 still to pay
I hear you. But it just means the Govt-published information is in all likelihood a complete nonsense. And, yes, I realise you have no say in that, and I'm not moaning at you!Moves all the fall out to councils
Amount of money is very small £3.4 million to us with 12k properties... We have spent neatly £70 illion on the 10 and 25k grants with over 200 still to pay
Thus far I've had no business rates relief (wrong type of business), no grant (wrong size of premises), no SEISS (wrong type of earnings), no Bounce Back Loan (wrong bank) and so on, whilst my premises has been closed for 12 weeks.
Next step is going to be an application for Hardship Relief to my council.
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