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19 March 2020How to access business finance during the coronavirus crisis
The coronavirus outbreak is having a major impact on businesses in all sectors. Here, we've listed what financial help could be available for your small business.
19 March 2020
The Government recently announced a state-backed loans programme, a package of tax breaks as well as other measures to protect businesses affected by coronavirus.
Below is a list of government support schemes available to small businesses. You can also use our coronavirus support scheme tool to find the best options for you.
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- Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS)
- Cash grants for retail, hospitality and leisure
- Self-Employment Income Support Scheme
- Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme
- Business rates relief and grants
- VAT holidays and tax deferrals
- Statutory Sick pay
- Universal Credit
- Financial support for R&D
- Financial support for start ups
- The Prince's Trust New Enterprise Relief Fund
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Dan Smith is Content strategist lead at iwoca and editor of Insights. He's written for a number of publications such as The Guardian and WIRED on topics ranging from finance to sport.
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