The form and detailed instructions let borrowers know how to apply for forgiveness of their PPP loans, which were authorized under the federal CARES Act (the COVID-19 stimulus law) to help small businesses and nonprofits stay afloat and keep their workers during the coronavirus crisis.
How much they end up getting forgiven could be a make-it or break-it proposition for some small companies and their employees.
The SBA and Treasury Department say the form and instructions include several measures to cut compliance burdens and simplify the process for borrowers, including:
Eligible nonpayroll costs cannot surpass 25 percent of the total loan-forgiveness amount. Nonpayroll costs eligible for forgiveness include business-mortgage interest payments, business rent or lease payments, and utility costs like electricity, gas, water, and telecommunications during the eight-week period, as long as the property and services were in place before Feb. 15.
You can access the loan-forgiveness application and instructions here. It is also available at www.sba.gov/ppp in the Loan Forgiveness section of the web page.
The SBA said it will also soon issue regulations and guidance to further help borrowers to complete their applications and to provide lenders with guidance on their responsibilities under the program.
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