Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness Estimator
If your business received the Small Business Administration loan under the paycheck protection program, then you might be wondering how much of your loan can be waived off by the federal government. Use this tool to quote your loan forgiveness and head over to our blog to know more about the PPP scheme.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply for loan forgiveness? What are the possible outcomes?
You can apply for complete loan forgiveness through the lender that is servicing the loan, by filling the application form issued by the SBA. Your lenders have 60 days to decide whether to approve the application or not. If the request is not accepted, then loan re-payments will be deferred for a minimum of six months and interest will continue to accrue during this time.
When am I eligible to obtain full loan forgiveness?
To obtain full forgiveness, loan proceeds must be spent during the 24 week period immediately following disbursement of the loan or 8-week period if loan received before June 5, 2020 (the Covered Period). If you pay your employees on a biweekly or more frequent schedule, you may choose to begin the period on the first day of the first pay period following disbursement of the loan (“Alternative Payroll Covered Period”) for qualifying payroll costs only.
What is an FTE?
FTE is Full-time equivalent employees. Any employee who works for 40 hours per week or more will be considered as 1 FTE. Employees who work for 40 hours or less are considered as 0.5 FTE