The third disaster support fund will run from the 11th of next month … Karaoke 3 million-Restaurant, Cafeteria 2 million-Caddy 1 million won

▲ Vice Premier Hong Nam-ki is announcing ‘customized damage support measures in response to third Corona 19 spread’ ⓒYonhap News

A plan has been confirmed to support the third 9 trillion won disaster relief fund for crown damage support.

Disaster grants are eligible for 5.8 million small business owners and vulnerable to employment, and payments will begin on January 11 of next year.

On the 29th, the government held an ‘Emergency Economy Countermeasures Headquarters Meeting’ chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Hong Nam-ki at the Seoul Government Complex and announced customized damage support measures.

The scale of support for this measure is 9.3 trillion won, which is the fourth additional supplement. 7Article80001 billion won It is actually the fifth complementary scale.

This disaster grant is △ 5.5 billion won for emergency damage support for small businesses and disadvantaged individuals. △800 billion won in strengthening Corona 19 prevention △2.9 billion won will be invested in each custom support package.

Of this, KRW 7.7 trillion is provided in cash and in kind, and KRW 1.6 trillion is provided through loans.

First, between 500,000 and 3 million won in cash will be paid to 2.8 million small entrepreneurs and 870,000 disadvantaged people, such as special-type workers who were affected by the reproliferation of Corona 19.

Small business owners whose sales are suspended or restricted due to social distancing measures or decreased sales will receive a maximum of 3 million won in the Small Business Owner Support Fund.

One million KRW is paid common to 2.8 million small business owners, plus 2 million KRW and 1 million KRW are paid, respectively, in the name of reducing fixed costs such as rent, depending on the type of business that is prohibited from collecting and restricted.

Businesses that are prohibited from collectively receiving 3 million won include indoor sports facilities such as academies, gyms, karaoke rooms, stand-up venues, ski resorts and sledding centers, direct sales promotion rooms, and entertainment pubs, pubs. Danran, Gamseong, Hunting Pocha and Collate pubs, etc. It is a type of business and it costs 700,000 million won for about 238,000 people.

Group restricted businesses receiving 2 million won are 11 businesses, including restaurants and cafes, beauty and beauty salons, PC cafes, arcade and multipurpose rooms, studio cafes, movie theaters, amusement parks, large supermarkets and department stores and lodging.

In prohibited and restricted businesses, even if sales do not decrease from last year and increase or remain at current level, support is now paid and 1.6 trillion won is paid to a total of 810,000 people.

In addition, although it is not a prohibited or restricted business group, a total of 1.58 billion won to 1 million won each will be paid by 1,752,000 small general industries businesses with annual sales of 400 million won or less, whose Sales decreased from the previous year.

Small businesses related to winter sports facilities, such as ski resorts, are also paid 3 million won, the same as prohibited for collection, and are eligible for payment in restaurants, convenience stores, sporting goods stores and rental stores nearby.

However, 2 million won will be awarded to small accommodation facilities that meet the requirements for small business owners.

Emergency job security grants of up to 1 million won have been established for special advisers and freelancers such as caddy, study guide instructor, and truck driver whose income has decreased due to Corona 19.

At this time, 500,000 won are paid to 650,000 people who received the first and second emergency employment stabilization support fund, and 1 million won is paid to 50,000 new applicants.

In addition, a living allowance of 500,000 won is provided to 90,000 people engaged in visitation and care services by spending 90,000 million won, and an income stabilization fund of 500,000 won is also provided to 80,000 corporate taxi drivers.

The ‘good landlord’ tax credit rate, which voluntarily cuts the rent, expands from 50% to 70%. If a landlord who meets the condition for a total income of 100 million won or less reduces the rent, 70% of the cut is reduced from income and corporation tax.

For small business owners, the electricity and gas bill payment deadline from January to March of next year is postponed for three months, and installment payments are allowed until September of next year.