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Grants for SMEs needing advice on imports and exports 24 February 2021: Small and medium-sized UK businesses needing support on customs duties and VAT will be able to apply to the SME Brexit Fund for a grant of up £2,000 to pay for professional advice or training, confirms HMRC.
HMRC has published initial guidance on the grants available under the new SME Brexit Fund. It states that UK-established businesses with up to 500 employees and a turnover of up to £100m will be eligible to apply for a grant to support staff training or to pay for professional advice.
The grants of up to £2,000 will support organisations that are new to exporting or importing goods in meeting requirements on customs, excise and import VAT, as well as safety and security declarations.
Ten to premiere The Cube, hosted by Andy Lee, on 24 February
February 1, 2021 10:44
Ten’s new game show, The Cube, will launch on Wednesday 24 February at 7:30pm, up against Nine’s Married at First Sight, which will premiere two days earlier.
The UK-founded format Ten is calling “Australia’s ultimate skill test” was first announced in December, with comedian Andy Lee acting as both the host and an executive producer.
The primetime show involves contestants performing what seem like simple tasks, such as catching, balancing, memorising, and reacting, in a 4m x 4m x 4m clear box. The winner will receive $250,000 prize money.