Main Frequently Asked Questions Updates include: Unable to register online? For rate accounts set up since 1st April 2020, LPS may have told you your rate account IDs but unfortunately the online form does not recognise these newly created rate account IDs to allow you to register for the scheme. We have a record of…
Use an online form to register if your business can help in the fight against COVID-19 The Northern Ireland Civil Service is creating a central database of offers from organisations, businesses and publicly-funded and voluntary bodies (including educational institutions) who wish to offer personal protective equipment (PPE) supplies or services to help respond to COVID-19.…
Find out about temporary changes to customs policy and authorisations These changes may affect you if you are authorised or applying to be authorised by customs to: use temporary storage or customs special procedures such as inward processing or customs warehousing use simplified declarations such as entry in your records have a guarantee operate as…
During Covid-19, the Council’s Digital Support Programme will continue to provide mentoring support to businesses within the District. Recruitment for the next wave is currently open for applications and closes at 5.00pm on Friday 17 April. The programme can provide the following immediate areas of support: Improving your website and user journey; Creating valuable content…
COVID-19 Community Funding Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is providing a substantial funding package to support community led responses assisting the most vulnerable people as the Coronavirus pandemic continues to affect local communities. The funding is available for constituted groups wishing to provide community and social support to vulnerable and isolated persons in the Fermanagh…
From left Mr. John O’Kane, Chairman, Fermanagh Enterprise Ltd; Mr. Lee York, Elliott York Partnership; Mr. John Treacy, Manager, Fermanagh Enterprise Ltd. From left: John Treacy, James Byrne, Terry McCartney, Paul Robinson, Tom Harpur, Mr John O’ Kane, Ms Jenny McCrea, Ms Una Lilley.
Free support to help local businesses promote their upcoming webinars The COVID-19 pandemic has affected business activity and created uncertainty for many businesses. Business activities, including planned events/workshops, will be disrupted due to social distancing, and as a result, many local business events have been changed to online webinars. If you have an upcoming webinar…
The Covid-19 crisis has already had a profound effect on many businesses around the world including cashflow issues. The Institute of Directors (IoD), EY and Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber) are hosting a webinar on Thursday 2 April 2020. Participants will hear from leading experts on finance in Northern Ireland and…
The NI Executive is looking at extending a Coronavirus support grant to small manufacturers. The £10,000 grant has already been paid to around 7,000 businesses. However small manufacturers currently do not qualify. Economy Minister Diane Dodds said she was looking for “Executive support” to bring those businesses into the scheme. The grant is being paid…
Coronavirus: Business support Find out how to access the support that has been made available to NI businesses and employees – who is eligible and how to apply. Coronavirus: Support for businesses and employees in Northern Ireland – a quick guide (PDF, 545K) > Coronavirus: Find financial support > Coronavirus: Frequently asked questions Find an answer to your…
