- The coronavirus crisis and Covid-19 are having a major impact on the IT industry and causing uncertainty in projects.
- Many self-employed people, such as graphic designers and programmers, find it difficult to acquire customers.
- Advice on extraordinary contract terminations and employee problems is particularly in demand.
- There are possibilities for state support to avoid liquidity bottlenecks.
- IBB has released applications for liquidity assistance online.
- These programs aim to support companies with employee compensation and running costs.
- Further programs for the self-employed are expected to follow.
The Corona crisis, or Covid-19, is hitting us all. And also many clients from the IT sector inform me this week that clients are hesitant with new projects or new customers are difficult to acquire.
Especially in my industry there are many self-employed, graphic designers, programmers, but also startups. I am happy to provide up-to-date advice on the problems when customers want to terminate their contracts extraordinarily or when there are problems with employees.
I am also happy to advise on the various options for taking advantage of government assistance to avoid or offset any liquidity shortfalls.
Just contact me directly at haertel@rahaertel.com.
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Update. 19.03 – 11:00
IBB has released the first applications online for Berliners to apply online for liquidity assistance. The information can be found here. This program is for businesses that need/need/want to pay employees and have to deal with rent or other expenses. Other programs for the self-employed are likely to follow.
