SBA changes PPP rules to Finally Help Sole Proprietors, independent contractors and the self employed. But Hurry–Time Running Out!

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In Today’s video you’ll learn about the new PPP rules issued by the SBA can greatly help sole proprietors, independent contractors and self-employed.

Before the SBA changes many small business owners who didn’t have payroll had to calculate on net income now can use gross sales.

If you already filed under old rules- Tough luck. But if you haven’t can make a big difference.

Example – before one of my clients didn't qualify because their net income was zero after depreciation write-offs. Now we can use gross income of $150K and qualify for $31,250 in PPP loans.

Must use the new forms (2483-C for the first draw and 2483-SD-C for the second draw)

Warning- SBA has announced that they will look closely at loans of $150K or more to make sure you had a real need for the funds.

Forgiveness rules are the normal rules for sole proprietors that I covered in earlier videos.

All of this is very confusing so get help if you think this is something that will help you