Unless I'm reading this wrong, forgiveness is being limited to 60% of eligible payroll?
SBA and Treasury announce new EZ and revised full forgiveness applications for the Paycheck Protection Program https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sm1036 …
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Im confused here, i thought that was the munimum requirement to get full forgiveness but that uou could still use 75%, i guess it does not matter since you have 24 weeks to spend pp
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Get that program moving! Time to get the economy roaring and open!
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Is there any change in your EIDL program for self employed? I missed out and have been waiting for months. Thanks!
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Me too!
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The EZ form doesn't look correct. The way it reads the max forgiveness could end up being only 60% of payroll (if, for example, there are only payroll expenses). Look at lines 7and 8.
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I saw it that way too! But maybe you divide by .60 and not multiply by .60 for line 7 and that makes the difference.
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What is the appeal process? Also don’t understand how this is helpful at this stage of the game
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If you are referring to EIDL, you should submit supporting docs (previous tax returns) to the fax #, email or mailing address in your decline letter - with a copy of decline letter and a note of explanation from you.
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Ce Tweet est indisponible.
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The EIDL portal has reopened to accept applications from ALL eligible small businesses https://covid19relief.sba.gov/#/
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Le chargement semble prendre du temps.
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