As a self-employed person, what components of my income cannot be claimed under the Government-Paid Leave Schemes?

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Any income, the loss or reduction of which cannot be attributed to the self-employed ceasing to be actively engaged in his/her trade, business, profession or vocation, cannot be claimed from the Government.

Some examples of such income are:

*   interest income earned on fixed deposits;
*   rental income;
*   profit on sales of fixed assets;
*   overriding and renewal commission; and
*   ex-gratia income.

As a self-employed person, what components of my income cannot be claimed under the Government-Paid Leave Schemes?

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