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Government Support for Self-Employed and Small Businesses During Covid: Update October 2020
VW Taxation shares their latest update on the extension of Government support for small businesses and self-employed individuals in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Updates to the COVID-19 Self Employed Income Support Scheme and Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme
VW Taxation shares an update on the extension of the COVID-19 Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) and the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS).
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COVID-19 Self Employed Income Support Scheme – Getting ready to make your claim
VW Taxation shares its advice on how to check your eligibility and how to make your claim for the Government’s COVID-19 Self Employed Income Support Scheme.
New bounce back loan available to businesses affected by Coronavirus
VW Taxation Managing Director, Gary Ellis shares news on the new business bounce back loan announced by the UK Government to support businesses affected by Coronavirus.
COVID-19 Self Employed Income Support Scheme
In response to the Chancellor’s announcement, Gary Ellis of Portsmouth-based VW Taxation summarises the Self Employed Income Support Scheme in light of the coronavirus outbreak.
Help and advice for those affected by the COVID-19 outbreak
Up-to-date financial and business advice for individuals, self-employed and small businesses in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
What To Do If You Miss The Tax Deadline
The 31 January tax deadline is looming. Here is what to do to ensure you don’t miss the deadline and the implications of late filing.
How does the Autumn 2018 budget affect you?
It’s that time of year, summer has gone and the leaves are starting to fall from our trees, which means it’s time for the Chancellor’s annual budget. The budget took place on Monday 29 October, and despite many expected (and unexpected) announcements, there were, however, three aspects that were relatively unusual. Firstly, it is earlier
