37 trillion won was released to 2.71 million small businesses in the third disaster support fund.

Supporting fund achieved 97% of the support target as of the 5th of this month
Group prohibition and business restrictions Small business owners 934 million, paid 1.99 trillion won
Operated from the 16th of’reservation and visit application’ for online authentication

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The Ministry of SMEs and Startups announced on the 10th that it has provided a support fund (third disaster support fund) of 3,773.0 billion won to 2.71 million small business owners for 26 days from January 11 to this month.

During this period, funding was completed to small business owners, which account for 97% of 2.8 million people eligible for support fund support.

During this period, annual sales of less than 400 million won received support funding, and sales declined compared to the previous year. A total of 1.77 trillion won was provided to them.

In the group banned and restricted business sectors, 934,000 small businessmen (34.5%) received a total of KRW 1.998 trillion.

Among them, restaurants and cafes accounted for 65.4% with 611,000 people (1.22 trillion won). Following this, 84,000 people (16 billion won) for hairdressing facilities, 81,000 people (206 billion won) for academy and classrooms, 49,000 people (1290 billion won) for indoor sports facilities, 32,000 people (96 billion won) for 5 types of entertainment facilities, and song. The practice range was 26,000 people (69 billion won) in order. These six industries accounted for 94.5% of small business owners who were supported by the prohibition of collective and business restrictions.

Since November 24 of last year, the Ministry of SMEs has been providing support funds of 3 million won, 2 million won, and 1 million won respectively to small business owners who have followed an order to ban or restrict operations due to the third spread of Corona 19, or whose sales have decreased.

From the 11th of last month, the recipients of the expedited payment DB built on the basis of the administrative information held by the government applied online without submitting additional supporting documents, and started expedited payment, which is paid within 3 hours of the day of application.

From the 25th, the local government and the Ministry of Education received a list of small business owners who had been banned from gatherings and restricted business operations.

On the 27th, the company was subject to collective prohibition and business restrictions, but the difference (2 million won or 1 million won) was automatically paid to small business owners who received only 1 million won or 2 million won for the first expedited payment.

From the 1st of this month to the 26th of this month, according to administrative information, an online “confirmation payment” is in progress for small business owners who need to submit data, such as co-representative power of attorney and non-profit organizations certified for social enterprise, although they are subject to support fund payment according to administrative information.

The Ministry of SMEs and Enterprises operates’reservation and visit application’ for ten days from the 16th to the 26th, exceptionally for small business owners who are difficult to apply online among those subject to confirmation payment. The target of’visit application after reservation’ is for small business owners who are unable to authenticate themselves online or who wish to receive support through an agent. Reservations can be made from 9 am on the 15th through the support fund website or call center.

The’second expedited payment’, which adds support targets based on the VAT report attributable in 2020, is scheduled to proceed after the VAT declaration is completed in March. Reports by the 25th of last month will be received after mid-March, and reports by the 25th of this month will be received after the end of March.

After that, a schedule for receiving objections from small business owners who have not been notified of payment will be operated.

Reporter Min Kyung-jin [email protected]

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