$10,000 EIDL GRANT
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Scooter Jones, Apr 3, 2020.
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From what Ive read, the PPP maximum amount forgivable for a Single employee Operation, is roughly $20,500. Due to the $100k annual salary cap.That includes $15,385 wages max,and the rest for allowable expenses, if met.
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The only one that has received a larger amount of money via the PPP, and has posted about it here, is @Midwest Trucker with 10 employees.
Everyone else posting seem to be just 1 man dog and pony shows it seems. No need to worry about the rest of us getting hauled to jail! LOLRideandrepair Thanks this. -
I see he mentioned getting 10k, though it was for EIDL grant. Ofcourse if he gets the ppp, it will void the grant portion, that is they’ll take 10 k right off the top of the ppp. But then he should be able to get it all forgiven anyways I haven’t heard from Sba yet with an offer. Unemployment pua runs out July 25th. Hopefully things will pick up by then..Scooter Jones Thanks this.
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He already got the PPP too. He's in the big money
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I do not believe there is going to be a lot red tape for the $25,000 and under no collateral loan. I have received a $30,000 business line of credit from my bank and several smaller loans over the years and all the bank did was check my credit, no financials, no tax returns.Rideandrepair Thanks this.
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Wait a minute...I received $1 000 advance towards EIDL loan, then I accepted the PPP loan... $6150 for me. Do you mean that the $1000 from EIDL will be taken out of the $6150 now? Will I have to return $1000 since I took PPP? I am confused here...
I could not find that info anywhere ...
Would my possible acceptance of the EIDL loan affect the PPP already taken, anyhow?
I thought the two loans were independent of each other.Last edited: May 20, 2020
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Ok so it is 8 weeks to utilize PPP in 75% for payroll in order for it to be forgiven, since the money were transferred.
I pay myself monthly on the last day of each month.
I will pay myself from PPP on May 30th and then June 30th, which will be 6.5 weeks since receiving the loan. It should satisfy the requirement of 75% and 8 weeks.
What you said about paying yourself of 8 equal amounts. Those amounts are adjusted by withholding or not?
For instance, If I wanted to do it on weekly basis instead.
I have $6125 PPP
That divided by 8 is $765.62
So do I pay myself weekly $765.62
Or
Do I need to withhold taxes from that amount and pay myself accordingly less?Last edited: May 20, 2020
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Those amounts are adjusted down by each GROSS amount for payroll I take. You can't write down (towards the forgivable portion) the FICA or Federal taxes paid. Only the state of local taxes, according the SBA guidelines I read.
Also, regarding the EIDL advance portion, what I've read is that the advance portion is deducted from the PPP equation for forgiveness. For example, if someone receives $10,000 from PPP you'd have to use at least $7,500 towards payroll related expenses to receive forgiveness. That leaves $2,500 that can be used for other expenses not included in the "forgivable" amounts, including the EIDL advance I would think.TallJoe Thanks this. -
This is the government we're dealing with after all LOL. As I said, anyone who thinks the EIDL money is going to be given without them verifying, before or after the fact, an individual or business tax return(s), might be in for a big surprise on an audit.
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