COVID-19: Business Support Centre
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Combating Coronavirus with Critical Measures for Business Sustainability
COVID-19 has impacted the world, changing life as we know it. At PKF-FPM, we are committed to helping businesses on the Island of Ireland get through this unprecedented time and plan for when economic recovery returns.
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COVID-19 BUSINESS RESCUE GOVERNMENT BILL COULD HELP BUSINESSES RECOVER
The Government’s Corporate Governance and Insolvency Bill published yesterday (20 May 2020) has been welcomed by PKF-FPM Accountants who say that it is particularly pleasing that the measures, which include both temporary and permanent amendments to
Coronavirus Update 10 from PKF-FPM – 19 May 2020
This Update is a unique single reference up-to-date source for businesses in Northern Ireland and Ireland and incorporates significant new schemes and further clarification re existing business supports available to businesses on the island of Ireland.
Covid-19 Preparing for Self Employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS) Claim
Following on from the previous details provided on the support for self-employed during Covid-19 there are steps Self-Employed individuals should be taking now prior to the scheme opening on 13th May 2020, especially if HMRC have
Claiming for overtime, commission and bonuses when staff are furloughed
Tax Tips – Business Question: I run a small family business and all my staff are unable to work as our customers are all closed. I am looking to make a claim under the Coronavirus Job
Coronavirus Update 09 from PKF-FPM – 1 May 2020
This Update is a unique single reference source for businesses in Northern Ireland and Ireland and incorporates significant new schemes and further clarification re existing business supports available to businesses on the island of Ireland. It is acknowledged that this
COVID-19 WEBINAR SERIES
Covid-19 Webinar | Planning for Recovery | Part 3 Event Details Date(s): Ireland | 21st May 2020, 9.30am - 10.30am Venue: Zoom Webinar Price: Free Register Here Date(s): Northern Ireland | 22nd May 2020, 9.30am