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Job Keeper Payment - Latest Updates

David Burnes • Apr 13, 2020

Treasury have released updated fact sheets regarding eligibility and the payment of the job keeper payment. Some issues have been clarified around the claiming of the job keeper payment by self-employed. Where family members operate a business through a company, trust or partnership, only one person can be nominated as the eligible employee for job keeper payment. Similarly, a self-employed person cannot be eligible for job keeper payment is they have a permanent job elsewhere (they can be eligible as an employee of the other business).

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