Question 35601 — employment and activity

Summary

Mr. Bernard Reynès questions the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Recovery on Decree No. 2020-1620 of December 19, 2020 relating to the solidarity fund for companies particularly affected by the crisis, which provides for the month of December 2020, for all companies regardless of their size, subject to a ban on welcoming the public, a right of option between aid of up to 10,000 euros or compensation of 20% of 2019 turnover up to a limit of 200,000 euros per month. The reference turnover used to calculate the aid may be that of December 2019 or the average monthly turnover observed in 2019. The maximum aid ceiling of 200,000 euros is understood at group level. Furthermore, for companies which are not subject to a ban on welcoming the public, two lists have been created. erected. List S1 concerns companies in the tourism, events, culture and sport sectors which will have access to the solidarity fund without size criteria as long as they lose at least 50% of turnover. They will be able to benefit from aid of up to 10,000 euros or compensation of 15% of their 2019 turnover. For companies which lose more than 70% of their turnover, the compensation will reach 20% of turnover within the limit of 200,000 euros per month. The S1 bis list concerns companies in related sectors (S1bis) with fewer than 50 employees which record losses of at least 50% of turnover and which may benefit from aid of up to 10,000 euros within the limit of 80% of the loss of turnover. This is why he asks her why not respect fair treatment for all companies affected by the crisis, without size criteria as long as they lose at least 50% of turnover.

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