Hmmm, kind of hard to justify "necessity" as required under PPP if you don't know what to do with the money.
The View's Sunny Hostin to Shelley Luther, the Texas salon owner briefly jailed for violating restraining order by keeping hair salon open: Didn't you receive $18,000 in PPP funds before your court date? Luther: Yeah, but I didn't know what to do with the money.pic.twitter.com/HeHcKbQkqZ
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And she's been open the whole time.
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Wow! Just....wow
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Bullshit, instructions came from our bank before when we applied and then again after when we signed the loan documents!
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And what is this that she doesn't pay her employees, they just rent the space. That's another scam. No hairstylist earns enough to pay that kind of "space" rent!
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A lot of salons do this. They provide space and product and the stylist pays a monthly rental. I’m not sure of logistics (benefits?) though
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You’ve got to be kidding me
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What? Em is that even legal?
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I’ve reviewed PPP process. She’s required to list payroll, & was sent electronic documents to sign. Also required to submit 2019 P&L to validate statements. Once approved for loan, bank sends doc instructing what $ can be used for & be considered “forgivable”. TL:DR she’s lying.
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