Paycheck Protection Program

If your business was in operation before 2/15/2020, you are considered eligible for PPP First Draw or PPP Second Draw loans.

PPP First Draw

• Businesses with 500 or fewer employees
• Sole proprietors, independent contractors and self-employed individuals
• 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations, 501(c)(19) veterans’ organization, and religious organizations.
• Added 501(c)(6) eligible organizations
• Added Housing Cooperatives & News Organizations
• Certain entities who are involved in bankruptcy proceedings

PPP Second Draw

• Allows eligible PPP First Draw borrowers to obtain PPP Second Draw
• Less than 300 Employees
• Has or will use the full amount of PPP First Draw for allowed expenses (this prevents a borrower applying for PPP First draw to immediately apply for PPP Second Draw)
• Can demonstrate at least 25% reduction in gross receipts during any calendar quarter in 2020 compared to the same calendar quarter in 2019

We have a 4-step process to review and prepare your SBA PPP Loan application successfully:

1. Schedule an Appointment (It’s free!)

 SCHEDULE A FREE APPOINTMENT

2. Prepare all the required documentation such as business information, identification, and supporting evidence of payroll expenses; if you are a business applying for a PPP Loan:

• Form 941: Quarterly Tax Filings (2019 and 2020 Q1)
• Form 944: Employer Annual Federal Tax Return (2019)
• Payroll Register and Bank Statements: Previous 12 months

If you are an Independent Contractor (1099) or self-employed individual applying for a PPP Loan:

• Form 1040: Schedule C
• Form 1099
• Income and Expense report for 2019
• Bank Statements: Previous 12 months

3. Our team will review your application, request any additional documentation, and follow up all the process to submit your Paycheck Protection Program application successfully.

4. Follow up with your email for additional instructions once a PPP lender accepts your applications and offers you a PPP loan.