Initial Government economic stimulas package in response to COVID-19, 22 March 2020

Dec 4, 2020

Initial Government economic stimulus package
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Further to the Government’s initial economic stimulus package announced on the 12 March 2020, the Government has further announced a second set of measures on 22 March 2020 to help the economy withstand the impacts of Covid-19. This response will see financial support to areas such as individuals and households, businesses, flow of credit as well as state based incentives. Read our full communication to clients here.

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