A series of financial assistance programs have been launched by the British government for businesses in light of the pandemic. Coronavirus support for businesses are provided by the HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and partner banks of the government.

Economies around the world are reopening and businesses have made the necessary adjustments to the ‘new normal’ for the post-COVID-19 period. These adjustments will be with us for quite some time and it is important for small businesses to keep track of the expenses associated with them. 

With the Circuit Breaker ending on June 1, Singapore is preparing for its transition to the post-pandemic period. However, the new normal for businesses after the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) still lies around the normalcy the country achieves under the initial phase.

Little by little, economies around the world are now starting to recover from the Coronavirus pandemic. However, the impact is still being felt especially by small-sized and medium-sized businesses (SMEs). The Jobkeeper payment scheme has been launched by the Australian Government to support SMEs along with other stimulus and support programs.

A number of countries around the world are now easing their lock downs and small businesses are opening up their shops. While it is unclear how and when the Coronavirus will slow down in the United States, it is important for everyone to prepare for a world after the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are some things to include in your post-pandemic business plan.

Cloud accounting software has sped up most of process that small business perform. These modern tools enable business owners and accounting professionals alike to perform necessary tasks in real-time using the internet. The real challenge that small business owners face is choosing the best software to address their needs.