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Hong Nam-ki, Deputy Prime Minister for the Economy and Minister for Strategy and Finance. Central photo
Various support funds for small businesses, special employees (special high school), freelancers, etc. It is a perspective. However, applicants are expected to apply within the application deadline to receive support prior to Chuseok.
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According to the Ministry of Strategy and Finance, the Ministry of Employment and Labor, the Ministry of SMEs and Companies and the Ministry of Health and Welfare on the 20th, the government tentatively set the schedule for the payment of said subsidies under the premise of the fourth supplemental budget bill to be approved by the National Assembly on the 22nd. The government plans to send a text message to the recipients of various grants before and after the approval of the fourth supplemental government. Eligible candidates can apply online without additional documentary evidence.
Online applicants will most likely be picked up before and after this weekend, and their first payment will be made. Grants with clear goals and means can begin to be paid later this week. However, most of the funds are expected to run from 28-29, just prior to Chuseok, as there are many instances where a request is received and a collection and confirmation process is performed.
Given the current situation, the support funds that can be executed the fastest are the infant and child care support funds and the desired new small business funds. In the case of the new desired fund, which pays 1 million to 2 million won to small businesses that have suffered from Corona 19 reproliferation, the funds will be executed on the 28th to most targets. The pre-Chuseok payment targets are business operators who can confirm a decline in sales with government administrative information and small business owners identified as specially damaged businesses.
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The government plans to pay 1 million won to small business owners with annual sales of 400 million won or less after the reproliferation of Corona 19, and 1.5 million or 2 million won regardless of size or decline in sales. to businesses that are restricted or prohibited by social distancing. be be. A total of 2.91 million small business owners are eligible for the payment.
Most of the special care subsidies (200,000 won per child) awarded to preschool-age children and elementary school households will also be paid before Chuseok. In the case of special care subsidies, the payment time may be the earliest because the purpose of the payment is clear and the means of payment are already established. However, in the current situation, the government only stipulates that the pay time is “before Chuseok”.
The grant’s targets are approximately 2.25 million preschool children (born between January 2014 and September 2020) and 2.8 million elementary school students. Preschool-age children receive a child allowance account and elementary school students receive a school bank account for the payment of meals and field study expenses.
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For the disadvantaged, such as special jobs and the self-employed, 500,000 people who received the first emergency support for job stabilization are eligible for pre-Chuseok pay. It is a deposit method of 500,000 won. The government plans to make a global deposit of funds to applicants on the 24th and 29th. In the case of a new application for the Emergency Employment Stability Support Fund, the application is received after Chuseok and paid in November .
The special youth job search support fund, which pays 500,000 won to young people who tried to get a job but failed, expires on the 29th. Young people from vulnerable low-income groups who have not received the promotion allowance Jobseekers and youth who participated in the Job Success Packet program in 2019 but have not yet been employed are eligible for pre-Chuseok pay. Those whose job search support program ended this year or is still ongoing will receive them after Chuseok.
Reporter Kim Ji-hye [email protected]
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