What Government Support is Available for UK Businesses During Coronavirus?

More details on paying HMRC in instalments if you can't pay your tax bill due to Coronavirus

The Retail, Hospitality, Leisure and Nursery Sectors will pay no business rates this year as per the government's new scheme

The government is offering cash grants to eligible businesses in what they perceive as the worst affected sectors: retail, hospitality and leisure.

For SME’s losing revenue due to COVID-19, the government backed Business Interuption Loan Scheme offers loans, asset based finance and invoice finance.

The COVID Financing Facility aims at supporting liquidity in larger firms by allowing companies to sell short term debt to the government in the form of commercial paper.

The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme allows employers to get support to pay employees wages.

Commercial tenants who can’t pay their rent are protected from eviction, as per the latest government guidelines.

Defer Your VAT for up to one year if you feel your business can't pay due to COVID-19

The government's updated Statutory Sick Pay Rebate Scheme aims to support businesses by repaying employers who have outlaid statutory sick pay due to Coronavirus.

Find out about what the government is offering to those losing income who are either self-employed or in a partnership.

UK Charities will receive £750m in financial support to keep them afloat during the coronavirus.

Launching in May 2020, the Future Fund aims to give targeted support to the UK’s important innovation sector.

Our PDF combines all of the current government support

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