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On December 4, Verkhovna Rada backed a bill on assistance to entrepreneurs whose businesses suffered during the quarantine. The project provides for lump sum payments and rent exemptions. Thus, individual entrepreneurs can receive 8 thousand hryvnia from the state.
Thus, bill # 4429 was supported by 297 deputies. The corresponding decision was made at a council meeting, reports channel 24.
On the subject, 8 thousand is not enough, but realistic, – in the “Servant of the People” commented on the support of business
In addition, 301 People’s Deputy supported the proposal to immediately transfer the document for signature to the Spokesperson of the Verkhovna Rada.
What the invoice provides
- Bill offers one-time monetary aid insured persons who may lose part of their income due to quarantine.
- The aid will also be paid to employers to preserve employees’ jobs.
- too Flat-rate expense reimbursement for the payment of a one-time contribution for compulsory state social insurance.
- During the quarantine and within 6 months after its completion, catering entrepreneurs will be able to receive support from the government.
- For a company that has suspended its work due to quarantine, the state and municipal property leases will be extended for one month.
- Also, the law proposes to abolish the collection of rent from state and municipal property during the quarantine period.
- They also ordered not to revoke licenses for alcohol retail trade during and after the quarantine, if the businessman did not make the next payment.
- People want to include the period during which they received partial unemployment benefits in their insurance period.
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Who will not receive payments of 8 thousand hryvnia?
– employees who have not received a unified social contribution for the third quarter of 2020;
– those who work part-time or receive a salary of more than 30 thousand hryvnia per month;
– Individual entrepreneurs who are insured persons and the period of their state registration and payment of ERUs is less than 3 months;
– individual entrepreneurs whose activities were terminated at the time the law entered into force;
– commercial entities that are in arrears in the payment of ERUs.
