Think I’ll take it, straight Into savings.
Was still genuinely adversely effected in June and July, and arguably still am now, albeit only about £70 a month down.
June doesn't count; nor does a chunk of July.
It's nothing to do with how much money you're down anyway. You need to have stopped working, really.
Last paragraph is untrue.
Sentence? How so?
You need to have stopped, temporarily stopped or scaled down.
No. You need to have been adversely affected by Covid 19.
In your examples even they would only count if they were due to being adversely affected by Covid 19.
I meant stopped working due to co-vid.
You could, actually, have temporarily stopped working, due to co-vid, and still earned more; that's why it's not based on income. Losing a few jobs, a month,
might not constitute being adversely affected.
Conversely, you could gain a load of new work but you
could be adversely affected by co-vid.
HMRC don't have a specific definition of 'adversely affected'.
They are only giving examples and that could change.