The States of Guernsey have reintroduced the payroll co-funding scheme which will enable all eligible businesses and the self-employed to claim for 80% of the minimum wage (£8.70 per hour), up to a maximum of 42 hours per week.

There are certain criteria that both businesses and the self-employed must meet in order to be eligible for this scheme. These are:

  • Businesses must work within an eligible economic sector (see our previous post for a list of eligible sectors)
  • Claims can only be made for members of staff employed by the business as of 23rd January 2021
  • Businesses must have registered with Social Security by 31st December 2020 and submitted their employer return for quarter 4 2020 (the deadline for this was 15-01-2021)
  • Sole traders who do not employ staff must have registered with Social Security by 31st December 2020 and paid their Class 2 contributions (or set up a direct debit to pay these in installments).
  • Claims can be made from 1st February 2021.

Before making a claim, please consider if this funding is needed. If a business makes a profit, then the funding can be clawed back.

For more information or for any assistance please get in touch:

01481 740 205

info@cleland.gg

www.cleland.gg

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