Covid
Written Safety Plan
Posted 6/9. Updated June 19 Some members who fall into the category of essential workers have expressed frustration with requirements for keeping their doors open. One member told me today, “It’s a full time job keeping up with everything. That’s all I have been doing for the last few months.” Previously, a written safety plan…
Read MoreAdaptation Costs for Reopening – Grants
As businesses work to meet the criteria for reopening, some are incurring some pretty hefty expenses with the new safety practices. Pierce County recognizes that and has created a grant program to help offset some of the costs. To be eligible, businesses must: If you qualify, you may be awarded grants up to 50% of…
Read MoreYou may be able to use the New EZ form for your PPP
The SBA and the treasury announced a new EZ forgiveness application. Their press release is below. NEWS RELEASE PRESS OFFICE Release Date: June 17, 2020 Contact: Press_Office@sba.gov, (202) 205-7036 Release Number: 20-48 Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Blogs & Instagram SBA and Treasury Announce New EZ and Revised Full Forgiveness Applications for the Paycheck Protection Program WASHINGTON—Today, the U.S. Small…
Read MoreEIDL Loans – Applications have been reopened
The SBA has announced that they are accepting new applications for economic injury disaster loans and advance which provides up to $10,000 ($1,000 per employee) in emergency grants for small businesses that are experiencing temporary economic hardships. These grants do not require repayment. Visit the SBA website for more details.
Read MoreFunds are Still Available – PPP Flexibility Act
The Small Business Administration‘s website has indicated that there is still a considerable amount of money that is available for first time PPP applicants. But the clock is ticking. Deadline is 6/30/2020. That does not mean that you should apply by the end of the month. It typically takes at least a few days for…
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