Government Support for Partnerships,
Corporations, or Sole Proprietorships
Which of the following best describes your current situation?
OPERATING
You + Employees
CLOSED
Eligible for *CERB, *CEBA
How much has your revenue dropped?
* Dropped less
than 15%
(March)
or 30%
Stayed the
same or
increased
* Dropped 15% (March) or 30% (April/May)
or more
10% *SBWS,
*CEBA
75% *CEWS
support or
10% *SBWS,
*CEBA
*CEBA
Employees
YES
NO
Is employee off due to COVID-19 - sick, taking care of sick family member, reduced or no hours?
Eligible for *CERB
YES
Government Support for Partnerships,
Corporations, or Sole Proprietorships
Which of the following best describes your current situation?
OPERATING
1
You + Employees
CLOSED
Eligible for *CERB, *CEBA
1
How much has your revenue dropped?
* Dropped less
than 15%
(March)
or 30%
Stayed the
same or
increased
* Dropped 15% (March) or 30% (April/May)
or more
10% *SBWS,
*CEBA
75% *CEWS
support or
10% *SBWS,
*CEBA
*CEBA
2
Employees
YES
NO
Is employee sick or taking care of a family member who is sick due to COVID-19?
YES
NO
Eligible for *CERB
Eligible for Work Sharing, EI,
and Supplementary Benefit
Government Support for Partnerships,
Corporations, or Sole Proprietorships
Which of the following best describes
your current situation?
us
OPERATING
CLOSED
How much has your revenue dropped?
* Dropped less
than 15%
(March)
or 30%
Stayed the
same or
increased
* Dropped 15% (March) or 30% (April/May)
or more
10% *SBWS,
*CEBA
75% *CEWS
support or
10% *SBWS,
*CEBA
*CEBA
Employees
YES
NO
Is employee off due to COVID-19 -
sick, taking care of sick family member,
reduced or no hours?
YES
Eligible for *CERB
You + Employees
Eligible for *CERB, *CEBA
*GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS
CEWS: Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy
This subsidy is to help businesses of all sizes faced with a significant decline of revenue to either keep their workforce on payroll or re-hire them.
SBWS: Small Business Wage Subsidy
This subsidy will be equal to 10% of remuneration paid during the eligible period, up to a maximum subsidy of $1,375 per employee and $25,000 per employer.
CERB: Canada Emergency Response Benefit
Employees with reduced pay of $1,000 or less and seasonal workers are now eligible.
CEBA: Canada Emergency Business Account
For small businesses and not-for profits with a 2019 payroll between $20,000 and $1.5 million. The loan is up to $40,000 at 0% interest until December 31, 2022. If the loan is paid off by December 31, 2022, a quarter of the loan will be forgiven.
EI: Employment Insurance
For those who qualify for EI, EI regular or sickness benefits will become available after CERB. The Supplementary Unemployment Benefit (SUB) plan is also an option in combination with the EI regular or sickness benefits for those that qualify.