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On Friday, May 15, the Small Business Administration (SBA) released the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loan Forgiveness Application (Application). The Application provides borrowers with the process to apply for the forgiveness of the eligible portion of their PPP loans at the end of the covered period. If approved, borrowers will not be required to pay back the eligible portion of their PPP loans.
The Application provides the borrower with the methodology to calculate the amount eligible for forgiveness. The following are some highlights based on the initial release of the Application. Note that we expect further guidance to be released by the SBA, which may modify some of the initial analysis.
We expect the SBA to issue additional regulations and guidance to further assist borrowers and to advise lenders of their responsibilities. Changes to the Application and its instructions may also be forthcoming. Therefore, borrowers may want to seek legal guidance prior to submitting their loan forgiveness application.
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COVID-19 DISCLAIMER: As you are aware, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, things are changing quickly and the effect, enforceability and interpretation of laws may be affected by future events. The material set forth in this document is not an unequivocal statement of law, but instead represents our best interpretation of where things stand as of the date of first publication. We have not attempted to address the potential impacts of all local, state and federal orders that may have been issued in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
On January 20, Jim Rotondo spoke at the PLAC webinar, "The Future of CBD Law: 2021 and Beyond."
Day Pitney sponsored the Cafecito Hour for the Hispanic National Bar Association Corporate Counsel Division's Corporate Counsel Conference and Annual Convention (CCC/AC).
Boston partner Jonathan Handler was quoted in the article, "'We All Lost A Year': Boston Attys Return To Changed Hub," on Law360.
Tom Goldberg was quoted in the Law360 article, "How The Legal World's Response To 2020 Differed From 2008."
April Condon, Vice Chairwoman of the Stamford Partnership, was featured in the articles, "Stamford Partnership relaunches professional development program," and "Stamford Partnership revives leadership program for Fairfield County professionals."
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