This week I took a question from Todd about the franchise disclosure requirements. Specifically, he wanted to know how or whether there was a way to avoid triggering the FTC franchise rule and avoid the expensive franchise disclosures. As I say in the video, the short answer is “yes,” but more correctly, the answer is […]
Friday Mailbag: PPP “Good Faith” Safe Harbor & Avoiding Franchise Registration Read More »
Welcome to the May 8 episode of our Friday Mailbag! This week we’re touching base with the PPP loans, which have received additional guidance, and answering a question from a previous client about whether bankruptcy or dissolution is the best option for her company. In the first part of the video, we dig into the […]
Friday Mailbag: PPP Loan Forgiveness & Ch. 11 Bankruptcy v. Dissolution Read More »
We’ve got a full month of Friday Mailbags under our belts now. This week we’re going back to where it all began: the Paycheck Protection Program! PPP loans dominated the airwaves in late March and early April as the program set to launch, but died down when the program’s funds ran dry on April 16 […]
Friday Mailbag: PPP Loans, Eligibility, & PPP Tax Exemptions Read More »
Update April 21, 2020: Paycheck Protection Program Refunded Both the Economic Injury Disaster Loan and Paycheck Protection Program hit funding caps on Thursday, April 16. The Senate passed a $484 billion package on April 21 to inject additional funds into both programs. If you plan to apply for these new funds either through the PPP […]
Paycheck Protection Program Loans: New SBA Guidance Read More »
Update April 27, 2020: PPP Loan Applications Reopen Both the Economic Injury Disaster Loan and Paycheck Protection Program hit funding caps on Thursday, April 16, at which point they stopped processing applications. On April 24, a $484-billion funding package was passed to inject additional funds into both programs. Applications reopened for PPP loans on April […]
How to Apply for Vital SBA PPP & Economic Disaster Loans Read More »
Businesses across Florida and the United States are trying to figure out how to respond to the outbreak and spread of the coronavirus pandemic. Numerous public safety guidelines have been issued, and, although they will benefit the health of the larger community, there is an economic trade off. Global supply chains have been disrupted for […]
Creating Company Resilience to an Economic Downturn Read More »