Who exactly is believing fairy tales? Not me. The terms of forgiveness is not rocket science. My bank rep laid it all out for me when I signed the dotted line.
Heck, they even provided a nicely prepared spreadsheet that calculates the "forgivable" portion data as I take my payroll related costs (draw) on a semi-monthly basis.
The average sole proprietor who takes a 10k to 13k PPP loan doesn't have much to worry about as far as documenting their draw down of the loan (over the 8 week period following receipt of the money) as it relates to the payroll related costs on their original application.
Accurate bookkeeping and documentation is the key <--------------
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All I can say now, that I wish my very reasonable salary in 2019 was more than very reasonable but who would have thought?
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I do things by the book too. I pay myself enough to stay off IRS audit radar. I'd say 65% in salary / 35% in dividends.However, considering the PPP calculations, the higher the payroll the better. If I were a transportation company CEO residing in the office, the salary should be much higher - e.i. reasonable.Midwest Trucker, Tug Toy and Rideandrepair Thank this. -
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I realize most here know more than I do. Just trying to learn myself. Don’t want any repercussions, if I decide to get the ppp. Still deciding.
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