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Paycheck Protection Program – Think Fast. Make Mistakes

I don’t think this concern should slow you down in applying, but it needs to be resolved before the eight-week clock starts. If you ask me why it is that way I will give you an answer after you explain to me how it was on Gilligan’s Island that they had so many clothes, given that it was only a three-hour cruise.

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Paycheck Protection Loans Coming Soon

SBA Administrator Jovita Carranza has announced that the program is on a very fast track.

“This unprecedented public-private partnership is going to assist small businesses with accessing capital quickly. Our goal is to position lenders as the single point-of-contact for small businesses – the application, loan processing, and disbursement of funds will all be administered at the community level,” said Administrator Carranza. “

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A Tax Season Like None Other

If things went well, April 15 was anticlimactic. The last of the returns and extensions were out in the morning and we would sit around playing cards ready to respond to emergencies. Around five or so we would go out drinking. Caffeine, nicotine, and alcohol – the three food groups of a typical eighties tax season.

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Paycheck Protection Program – Maybe Next Week

It reminds me of a joke about umpires talking about what constitutes a ball or a strike. The final grizzled old umpire says “Somes I calls ball. Somes I calls strikes. They ain’t nuthin till I calls em.”

Effectively your umpire is going to be the bank using the rule book that the SBA has not yet written.

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IRS Easing Up On Collection Activity During Crisis

The IRS will not be turning over accounts to private collection from April 1 to July 15. That is actually not good news. The private collectors can’t take the nasty actions that IRS is holding back on. If you are taking the passive-aggressive approach having your account with the private collectors is good news, if you don’t mind hanging up the phone every once in a while.

Reilly’s Fifteenth Law Of Tax Planning – If somebody calls you up to talk about your unpaid federal taxes, just hang up.

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The legislation is written in such a way that it is clear that they want to shovel out the money quickly. Still. SBA has to come up with what the rules are and let the banks know. Then the banks have to implement procedures. As far as you are concerned what matters is what the bank you go to thinks. Of course, if you think they are being too difficult you can always go to another bank.

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