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Someone is quite confused. This might help? Ple

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Posted On: 04/03/2023 11:11:12 AM
Posted By: ThreeEmInEn
Re: drugmanrx #4108
Someone is quite confused. This might help?

Please read it a little slower
https://www.federalpay.org/paycheck-protectio...nalapan-nj

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Sun Pacific Power Corp is a corporation located at 215 Gordons Corner Rd Ste 1a in Manalapan, New Jersey that received a Coronavirus-related PPP loan from the SBA of $35,905.00 in April, 2021.

The company has reported itself as a White male owned business, and employed at least six people during the applicable loan loan period .

Sun Pacific Power (applicant), wholly owned by Snpw. Maybe ask the ceo what 6 people were "employees" (no ineligible contractors) during the PPP eligibility period

SNPW has one employee. Correct Maybe check the PPP paperwork, filed by the company, to support 6 employees?

Please provide link where it states Medrecycler-RI has one employee? Medrecycler-Ri has nothing to do with PPP (not PPA)

Read this again. I'm done trying to help with this subject.
https://home.treasury.gov/system/files/136/Pa...stions.pdf

Quote:
15.Question: Should payments that an eligible borrower made to an independent contractor or sole proprietor be included in calculations of the eligible borrower’s payroll costs?
Answer: No. Any amounts that an eligible borrower has paid to an independent contractor or sole proprietor should be excluded from the eligible business’s payroll costs , except for fishing boat owners as permitted by PPP interim final rules. However, an independent contractor or sole proprietor will itself be eligible for a loan under the PPP, if it satisfies the applicable requirements.



in my humble opinion

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