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The Small Business Administration’s newest announcement offers relief for some employers whose Paycheck Protection Program loans amounted to less than $2 million.
The just-passed $484 billion Interim Stimulus Plan, among other things, replenishes Paycheck Protection Program funds.
Congress provided $349 billion for PPP funds, but that money ran out late last week amid high levels of demand as the coronavirus has forced businesses to scale back or close altogether.
Loans are now available for eligible small businesses through the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program. Here are the details about the loan qualifications and terms.
Tennessee business leaders have more positive views of the economy, and they are more optimistic about the future of the economy and their own business, according to a new survey.
Final IRS regulations on the qualified business income deduction are out. How will they affect your 2018 taxes?
Owners of manufacturing and distribution companies are often so focused on the here-and-now that planning for future catastrophes may fall through the cracks. But operating without a valid buy-sell agreement can cause financial distress and even tear a company apart if tragedy strikes.
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