- Nationwide: up to €15,000 for businesses with up to 10 employees
- Bavaria: up to €50,000 (up to 250 employees)
- Baden-Württemberg: up to €30,000 (up to 50 employees)
- Brandenburg: up to €60,000 (up to 100 employees)
- Bremen: up to €20,000 (11–49 employees)
- Hamburg: up to €30,000 (up to 250 employees)
- Hesse: up to €30,000 (up to 50 employees)
- Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania: up to €60,000 (up to 100 employees)
- Lower Saxony: up to €25,000 (up to 49 employees)
- North Rhine-Westphalia: up to €25,000 (up to 50 employees)
- Saxony-Anhalt: up to €25,000 (up to 50 workers)
- Schleswig-Holstein: up to €30,000 (11–50 employees)
- Thuringia: up to €30,000 (up to 50 employees)
Federal and state programs are generally offset against one another.
Status as of June 12, 2020: some programs were not yet open for application; the situation was highly dynamic and subject to change. Across Germany, guarantees and subsidized loans were also made available. The most widely used support instrument has been short-time work benefits (Kurzarbeit). Information and forms are available on our website.
Immediate Assistance Bayern Immediate Assistance Baden-Württemberg
Immediate Assistance Bremen Immediate Assistance Brandenburg Immediate Assistance Hamburg
Immediate Assistance Hessen Immediate Assistance Meck.-Pomm. Immediate Assistance Niedersachsen
Immediate Assistance Nordrhein-Westfalen Immediate Assistance Schleswig-Holstein
Immediate Assistance Sachsen-Anhalt Immediate Assistance Thüringen
If you have any questions, we will be happy to assist you.
Benjamin J. Feindt, tyskrevision
info@tyskrevision.com