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Nowadays, the self-employed or small business owners who are suffering from 'corona barley head' receive a 'survival fund' application from the 25th of Seoul.
Reporter Im Tae-woo.
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Kim Myung-soon runs a fruit shop in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul.
As the corona crisis lengthened, even paying one million won a month's rent was burdensome.
[Kim Myung-soon / Fruit Shop Merchant: Even if you try hard, there will be no customers coming out. I didn't earn any rent. If you come out in the morning, you're ahead of your worries.] In a
recent Small Business Association survey, 66% of respondents said last month that their sales were cut by more than half a year ago.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government announced last month's survival fund policy, which it believes needs urgent assistance to save self-employed.
We will apply for cash payments of 700,000 won per month for two months, and online application filing starts on the 25th.
On the Seoul Self-Employment Survival Fund website, there are 5 sub-categories depending on the end of the year of birth.
The targets are self-employed and small business owners who registered business in Seoul with annual sales of less than 200 million won last year.
[Park Won-soon / Seoul Mayor (April 23 Briefing): We plan to apply for 2 months thickly for self-employed people who have difficulty seeing loan benefits and have difficulty repaying… .]
You can apply for and receive your first month's funding after 2 weeks.
From the 15th of the following month, you can also apply for a visit to a bank or place designated by the Seoul Metropolitan Government. At this time, you must bring your ID card, business registration card, and copy of the passbook.
“1.4 million won for self-employed”… 'Survival Fund' received from the 25th
2020-05-18T09:32:34.067Z
For those who are self-employed or small business owners who are experiencing 'corona barley heads' these days, the Seoul Metropolitan Government will apply for a 'survival fund' starting on the 25th. Reporter Im Tae-woo. Myeong-soon Kim runs a fruit shop in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul.
Source: sbskr