Entschädigung nach dem Infektionsschutzgesetz für nicht gedeckte Betriebskosten beantragen

Have you had to close your business or practice due to an activity ban or quarantine? Here you will find information on how to be reimbursed for continuing non-covered operating costs.

In the event of a ban on activities or a quarantine, as a self-employed person or self-employed person, in addition to the claim for compensation for loss of earnings, you also have a claim for reimbursement of continuing non-covered operating expenses, such as rent or loans.

This only applies to operating expenses that cannot be avoided.

In addition, you must keep operating costs as low as possible.

Reimbursement is made to a reasonable extent.

This is a so-called "optional benefit". This means that the authority has leeway to assess whether there is a claim and how high it is.

On the website of theState Office for Health and Social Affairs M-V you can find all relevant information on the subject of compensation under the Infection Protection Act (IfSG).
In addition, an online portal from a cooperation of 10 federal states is available for information and applications for compensation under the IfSG is available.

• Request
• Proof of current operating costs not covered
• Proof of payment
• Decision on the prohibition of activity and its lifting

In the event of quarantine or a ban on activities, you are entitled to compensation for continuing non-covered business expenses if

• you are self-employed
• your business or practice is suspended during the activity ban or quarantine, and
• you are entitled to compensation for your loss of earnings.

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• Authority provides compensation for continuing noncovered operating expenses while business or practice is suspended due to quarantine or activity ban
• Requirements:
  • You are self-employed.
  • Your business or practice is dormant during the activity ban or quarantine.
• Documents include application, proof of current uncovered business expenses, proof of payment, decision on the activity ban and its lifting.