Coronavirus (COVID-19): business support funds

Introduction

The find business support website is the main source of information for business support funding relating to coronavirus. This collection is not a comprehensive list of available support for businesses.

Tax implications

Grants count as taxable income. 

If you or your business have received a grant you need to include it in all relevant tax returns.

You or your business will only be subject to tax if you have made an overall profit once income tax is included.  

Payments will normally fall into the tax year in which they were received. Unincorporated businesses will be taxed when they receive the grant income.

Business support funds

• Coronavirus (COVID-19): local authority discretionary fund - information
• Coronavirus (COVID-19): local authority discretionary fund - information for local authorities
• Coronavirus (COVID-19): Strategic Framework Business Fund
• Coronavirus (COVID-19): strategic framework business fund - information for local authorities
• Coronavirus (COVID-19): Taxi and Private Hire Driver and Operator Support Fund
• Coronavirus (COVID-19): Taxi and Private Hire Driver Support Fund - information for local authorities
• Seafood Producers Resilience Fund
• Coronavirus (COVID-19): Resilience and Recovery Fund for Legal Aid
• Coronavirus (COVID-19) local restrictions grants: information for businesses
• Coronavirus (COVID-19) local restrictions grants: local council and enterprise agency guidance