Your Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan proceeds were likely spent some time ago, so now it’s time to focus on applying for loan forgiveness. Unfortunately, the SBA and Congress have continued to change the rules making the forgiveness process complex and difficult. Here’s how to qualify for maximum loan forgiveness under the latest rules.
5.2 million borrowers received $525 billion in forgivable loans through the PPP thus far. 96% of our members reported receiving funding and now want to make sure their loans are 100% forgiven under the constantly-changing rules.
In order to have your full loan amount forgiven, your practice must spend...
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