Tammy Farrell, CPA
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The CARES Act signed in late March included provisions to provide some financial relief to individuals who have lost their jobs, are suffering from reduced income due to the pandemic, or are unable to work due to needing to care
When the first PPP round went down, maybe you didn’t know you were eligible to receive the funding until the funds had run out. Or (you thought) you had to wait until the April 10th date before you could apply.
Some of us need a little more information before we dive into applying for a loan, regardless of how it purports to being able to be fully forgiven. If that’s you, I applaud you (and am of course, among your
Professional coaches, writers, and consultants as well as each of their small business clients are likely to be eligible to receive PPP loans (up to 100% forgivable), EIDL loans (up to 100% forgivable) and/or Unemployment benefits if their income has
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