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         ### Business rates holiday for retail, hospitality and leisure
   
  -      You will not have to pay business rates for the 2020 to 2021 tax year if your business is in retail, hospitality or leisure.
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  -      You do not need to do anything. If you are eligible, your local council will apply the discount automatically.
  +      You will not have to pay business rates until 30 June 2021 if your business is in retail, hospitality or leisure.
  +      The same eligible businesses will also receive 66% relief on business rates from 1 July 2021 until 31 March 2022.
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  +      You do not need to do anything. If you are eligible, your local council will apply the discount automatically. You will receive:
  +      - up to £2m if your business was required to close on 5 January 2020
  +      - up too £105,000 if your business was permitted to open on 5 January 2020
   
         You’re eligible if your property is a:
   
  
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        ### Local Restrictions Support Grant (Open)
  
        You might be able to get a grant if your business stayed open between 1 August and 5 November 2020 and was in a ‘high’ (Tier 2) or ‘very high’ (Tier 3) area. Check with your local council if you do not know what alert level your area was in. 
  
        You’ll need to show to the council that your business was negatively affected by coronavirus.
  
  
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      You might be eligible for grants from your council. There are schemes for businesses that were closed by law and schemes for businesses that stayed open.
  
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        ### Closed Businesses Lockdown Payment (CBLP)
  
  