Most likely, you will receive your Economic Impact Payment without having to do anything, but there are exceptions.

It lifts a huge burden for Paycheck Protection Program recipients who were concerned with the IRS’ stance on deductibility.

The first charges related to PPP fraud came in early May, and there have been more than 15 cases of alleged fraud announced since then.

The IRS wants you to know that retirees may be targets of scams that relate to economic impact payments (EIPs).

Good News: You Don’t Need An Existing Relationship With A Lender To Get A PPP Loan

The SBA announced a brand-new Form 3508EZ for certain PPP borrowers to use to apply for forgiveness.

As of June 5, 2020, the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act (PPPFA) is now law.

Did you know that if you applied for and received a PPP loan, there is another application you’ll have to submit?