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[12/27/2020] President Donald Trump signed the massive $2.3 trillion dollar coronavirus relief and government funding bill into law Sunday night, averting a government shutdown that was set to begin on Tuesday, and extending billions of dollars in coronavirus aid to millions.

Below are some provisions related to Paycheck Protection Program [PPP]

Source:  US Chamber of Congress 12/22/2020-  Subject to Change/Update or Modify as new information becomes available

As part of an end-of-year pandemic relief package, Congress has passed several changes to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and created a “Second Draw” PPP for small businesses who have exhausted their initial loan. Other changes impact eligibility for initial PPP loans, the loan forgiveness process, and the tax treatment of PPP loans.

Congress has also made changes to other programs – including Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL Program), the Employee Retention Tax Credit, a Venue Grant program, and SBA loan programs –that will benefit small businesses. Here’s everything small business owners need to know now:

Contents:

  1. How Do These Changes Impact My Existing PPP Loan?
  2. I Exhausted My Initial PPP Loan, How Does This Help Me?
  3. What If I Never Received a PPP Loan?
  4. Which Changes to Other Programs That May Help My Small Business Have Been Changed?

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Previous PPP Information [summer 2020]

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Small Business Loan Summary

This informational guide is designed to summarize the key Emergency Loan Programs available to small businesses, such as:

*Information as of 4/1/2020, subject to change

  • Florida Bridge Loan
  • Paycheck Protection Program
  • Emergency Injury and Disaster Loans (EIDLs)

Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES)

This informational guide is designed to summarize the key provisions of the CARES Act available such as:

*Information as of 4/1/2020, subject to change

  • Recovery Rebates
  • Tax Relief [Individuals/Business]
  • Emergency Loan Programs

Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFRCA)

This informational guide is designed to summarize the key provisions of the FFRCA Act available such as:

*Information as of 4/1/2020, subject to change

  • FMLA Expansion
  • Emergency Paid Sick Leave
  • Tax Credits for Emergency Paid Sick and FMLA Leave