Feb 1st, 2021 2:26 pm
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Feb 1st, 2021 10:09 pm
He is talking about Period 4 of the CERS (Rent Subsidy). There is no period 11 for the CERS. You are thinking about period 11 of the CEWS (Wage Subsidy).
Feb 1st, 2021 10:41 pm
Yes. That's what I was thinking. I was wondering why November and December were used as reference periods as the period runs from December 20 to January 16?DentDude wrote: ↑ He is talking about Period 4 of the CERS (Rent Subsidy). There is no period 11 for the CERS. You are thinking about period 11 of the CEWS (Wage Subsidy).
I also noticed they are asking for revenue in Nov. and Dec. for period 4 which is the same months they asked for period 3. Period 11 of the CEWS also asks for the Nov. and Dec. revenue too (period 10 they also used Nov. and Dec. revenue) so the government is consistent. If you look at the spreadsheet that they have for the CEWS (there is no spreadsheet the government provides for the CERS), the following period 12 they ask for the Dec. and Jan. revenue, and then period 13 they ask for the Jan. and Feb. revenue. For whatever reason, that is how they are doing it. I assume the CERS will also follow this same pattern.
Feb 2nd, 2021 4:36 pm
Thank youDentDude wrote: ↑ He is talking about Period 4 of the CERS (Rent Subsidy). There is no period 11 for the CERS. You are thinking about period 11 of the CEWS (Wage Subsidy).
I also noticed they are asking for revenue in Nov. and Dec. for period 4 which is the same months they asked for period 3. Period 11 of the CEWS also asks for the Nov. and Dec. revenue too (period 10 they also used Nov. and Dec. revenue) so the government is consistent. If you look at the spreadsheet that they have for the CEWS (there is no spreadsheet the government provides for the CERS), the following period 12 they ask for the Dec. and Jan. revenue, and then period 13 they ask for the Jan. and Feb. revenue. For whatever reason, that is how they are doing it. I assume the CERS will also follow this same pattern.
Feb 2nd, 2021 4:47 pm
