Helping clients claim self-employed income support scheme (SEISS)

Sudesh Sud, CEO and founder of digital tax software at Apari discusses the role accountants can play in helping clients claim for the  self-employed income support scheme (SEISS) and eligibility criteria

We have all witnessed the major disruption the pandemic caused to the economy and communities. One in 10 of the six million UK SMEs expect the pandemic to cost them over £50,000 in total, with an average of £15,673 being lost per SME.

Some industries have been hit particularly hard. Hair and beauty professionals expect costs to reach £12,800 on average, tradespeople think it will cost them £18,039 overall – and pub and restaurant owners expect significant total costs of £45,470 on average.

To assist struggling businesses that have been financially affected by the Coronavirus pandemic, the UK government brought in a number of schemes to support businesses - most of which have been extended throughout the pandemic.      

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