Friday, August 20, 2021

Let’s get back to business

COVID 19 – supporting employers

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Dear customer,

Plan for Jobs

Are you re-opening your business, or planning to do so shortly?

If you're bringing back your employees' part time, you can claim furlough flexibly for them under the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS), part of the UK Government's Plan for Jobs.

Claims for periods in July are now closed; if you need to make a change because you didn't claim enough you can do this until 31‌‌ ‌August.

Claims for periods in August and September are now both open.

For the latest information, join our live webinar; you can ask questions using the on-screen text box, although we can't discuss personal circumstances.

Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme: During the live webinar we will look at who can claim, who you can claim for, how to calculate your claim, how to claim, and bringing back your employees' from furlough. You will also be able to download some useful handouts.

There are useful handouts for you to download and we'll also send you a link to a recording after the live webinar.

If you're a small or medium-sized employer with fewer than 250 employees, you may also be eligible for the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Statutory Sick Pay Rebate Scheme.

View our recorded webinar about the Statutory Sick Pay Rebate Scheme on HMRC's YouTube channel, for further guidance on the scheme, including who you can claim for, how to claim and what you may be entitled to.

You can also find out what other financial support may be available for you and your business as part of the UK Government's Plan for Jobs, by searching 'find coronavirus financial support' on GOV‌‌.UK.

We'll continue to review our webinars to give the most up-to-date information, and welcome your feedback at the end of the session too.

Yours sincerely

jharra

Jim Harra

Chief Executive and First Permanent Secretary – HMRC

To find out all of the ways you can contact us and our opening times go to

GOV.UK – contact HMRC


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