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Help for non-domestic rate payers in Scotland during coronavirus (COVID-19)
Last updated: 13 July 2020
Retail, Hospitality, Leisure Support Grant
Your local council must have received your application before 5pm on Friday 10 July 2020. They will no longer consider any applications sent. Find out more about the grant closures and application deadlines.
Retail, hospitality and leisure businesses were able to apply for a grant of up to £25,000.
To apply, their rateable value needed to be between £18,001 and up to and including £51,000.
You needed to apply through your local council. The closing date was 10 July.
Types of businesses who qualify
These businesses include:
amusements
animal welfares
arts centres
auction marts
bakeries
bed & breakfast accommodation
bingo halls
bowling alleys
bowling clubs
cafes
camping sites
car hire depots
car washes
caravans that are a primary source of income for the ratepayer (one third or more) and let out for 140 days or more in financial year 2019-20
chalets
cinemas
clinics
clubs
cricket clubs
entertainment centres
exhibition venues
football grounds
funeral parlours
galleries
gardens
garden centres
golf clubs
golf driving ranges
guest houses
halls
harbours
hostels
hotels
ice rinks
kiosks
laundries
leisure centres
markets
military facilities
museums
outdoor centres
parks
petrol filling stations
play centres
playing fields
post offices
public houses
race tracks
racecourses
recreation grounds
restaurants
retail warehouses
riding schools
sailing clubs
sales offices
self-catering accommodation that's a primary source of income for the ratepayer (one third or more) and let out for 140 days or more in financial year 2019-20
shooting ranges
shops
show homes
showrooms
ski clubs
snack bars
snooker clubs
sports centres
sports grounds
squash clubs
stables
stadiums
swimming pools
tennis clubs
theatres
tourist information centres
visitor centres
warehouses and showrooms
workshops and showrooms
youth hostels
These include:
boathouses
a site, for example a kiosk or photo booth
slipways
a stance, for example a market stall
time share units
Business with multiple properties
If you have more than one property, you were able to apply for a grant for each eligible property.
This means you may have been able to get a £10,000 or £25,000 grant for one property. Then each property may have been eligible for a:
Small Business Support Grant of £7,500
Retail, Hospitality, Leisure Support Grant of £18,500
These grants need to comply with the European Commission's State Aid rules.
How to apply
You can no longer apply. Your local council processes the grants and reliefs. They also make any payments due.