On Wednesday, February 24th, the Schwarzwald-Baar-Heuberg Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IHK) is offering an online lecture on current corona aids for companies and self-employed people at 10 a.m. According to the press release, the thematic focus is the new bridging aid III. The target group are small and medium-sized companies, self-employed individuals and other interested parties. Participation is free of charge.
“With the renewed extension of the lockdown, securing liquidity has once again become a priority for many companies,” says Marlene Roming, consultant for corporate security at the IHK, describing the current situation. “With the bridging aid III, another large support program has now been added to the already confusing list of funding opportunities. The event is intended to give companies an overview and help them make decisions about where they can best be supported. “
The lecture not only gives an overview of the current programs and their design, but also provides information about what needs to be considered when using several programs. The errors to be avoided with regard to EU state aid law will also be discussed.
“Compared to the emergency aid from spring 2020, the funding programs have become more complex – this starts with the question of whether the company is allowed to submit the application itself or needs a tax office and ends with the large number of special and exceptional regulations. This is where we start with our offer, ”says Roming.
Further information and the possibility to register can be found on the IHK website at https://veranstaltungen-ihk-sbh.de/corona-ueberblick.
The IHK also provides information on its special page www.ihk-sbh.de/coronaon legal changes at home and abroad, support options and information on how to deal with the challenges posed by the pandemic. The advice hotline on phone: 07721 922 244 is still active and advises companies individually. Also by e-mail: corona information[email protected] the IHK can be reached and offers its support.
