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General Search Results:

• 10.20.2020

  Paycheck Protection Program Update: Where do you Stand?
  The SBA, in consultation with the Treasury, released a new interim final rule, to simplify loan forgiveness for certain borrowers of Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) loans. Specifically, the SBA has issued a rule that provides for a de minimis exemption from the full-time equivalent employee reduction penalty and the employee salary and wage reduction penalty for loans of $50,000 or less

• 09.02.2020

  Paycheck Protection Program: Allocability of Nonpayroll Costs to Your Business
  The SBA, in consultation with the Treasury, released another set of interim final rules, dated August 27, 2020 regarding forgivable costs under the Paycheck Protection Program.

• 08.06.2020

  Separate PPP Loan Forgiveness FAQs Now Released
  The Small Business Administration (in consultation with the Department of the Treasury) has issued a separate set of FAQs to deal with the forgiveness component of the Paycheck Protection Program.

• 06.24.2020

  Paycheck Protection Program: More Interim Rules Issued by SBA
  On June 22, 2020, the SBA issued another set of interim final rules to conform earlier issued rules with the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020 (the “Flexibility Act”). Specifically, these rules revise the interim final rules issued on June 1, 2020 regarding loan forgiveness and the SBA’s loan review procedures.

• 06.17.2020

  COVID-19 "EZ" Loan Forgiveness
  The SBA has released a revised version of the previously issued Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness Application, updated to reflect changes effected by the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020 (the “Flexibility Act”), enacted into law on June 5, 2020.

• 06.15.2020

  Six Genova Burns Attorneys to Present "Managing Workplace Risk Post-COVID" Seminar for NJCAR
  Genova Burns' attorneys Dina M. Mastellone, Douglas E. Solomon, John R. Vreeland, Brigette N. Eagan, Keith A. Krauss, and Young-Ji will present a webinar on June 17 for NJCAR entitled, "Managing Workplace Risk Post-COVID." 

• 06.11.2020

  Paycheck Protection Program: New Interim Final Rule
  Please note that another set of interim final rules has been released, amending the first interim rules, for the Paycheck Protection Program, to reflect modifications effected by the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020 enacted on June 5, 2020.

• 06.05.2020

  Paycheck Protection Program: Congress Responds to Business Concerns Regarding Forgiveness Period
  On June 3, 2020, the Senate approved the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act (the “Flexibility Act”), which purports, among other things, to extend the 8-week ‘covered period’, for the incurrence and payment of eligible forgivable costs and to reduce the 75% payroll costs requirement.

• 05.24.2020

  Paycheck Protection Program: Two New Interim Final Rules

• 05.17.2020

  Paycheck Protection Program Forgiveness Application Form Finally Released!
  The Treasury Department and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) have released the Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness Application, which sheds further light into how borrowers may seek, and obtain, forgiveness of their Paycheck Protection Program loans. In addition to worksheets that calculate eligible forgiveness amounts, the loan application and its accompanying instructions clarify a few prior unknowns (mysteries).

• 05.13.2020

  SBA Finally Issues Anticipated Further Guidance on Borrower’s Good Faith for Certification of Necessity
  Minutes ago, the Treasury Department released an update of the Program FAQs for the Paycheck Protection Program, addressing Question 31, which had imposed a heightened, but uncertain, standard of need on borrowers, suggesting many may need to return funds by May 14, 2020

• 04.24.2020

  COVID-19 Payroll Protection Update: SBA Adds Liquidity Requirement to Qualify
  Announcement – The Treasury Department updated its FAQS regarding the economic uncertainty and need certification to be made by PPP applicants/borrowers, requiring that borrowers take into account their current business activity and their ability to access other sources of liquidity sufficient to support their ongoing operations.

• 04.24.2020

  COVID-19 Paycheck Protection Program
  An interim final rule – affecting changes to the Paycheck Protection Program was released Friday, April 24th.

• 04.03.2020

  COVID- 19:How Will my Business Survive?
  Join the Honorable Timothy Dougherty, Mayor of Morristown, Counsel Keith Krauss, and Associate Young-Ji Park of Genova Burns as they discuss the availability of funding programs from the NJEDA to assist your business.

• 04.02.2020

  COVID-19: SBA Paycheck Protection Program
  The Interim Final Rule (the “Rule”) pertaining to applications for the Paycheck Protection Program was released this evening, April 2, 2020.

• 03.30.2020

  COVID-19 FINANCIAL RELIEF: CARES Signed into law
  The anxiously awaited CARES Act was approved by Congress and signed by the President on Friday March 27.  The Act is a complicated 854 pages long, with many ambiguities and gaps which will need clarification in the coming days as the responsible agencies issue regulations, guidelines and interpretations.

• 03.27.2020

  COVID-19 : A Synopsis of New Economic Development Authority Guidelines
  The COVID-19 global health pandemic is proving to have long-reaching economic effects. The New Jersey Economic Development Authority has introduced a multitude of programs to provide aid to New Jersey businesses. The programs are tailored to assist small and medium sized businesses in a variety of situations. Genova Burns has compiled the most recent offerings from the state to keep New Jersey working.

• 03.23.2020

  COVID-19 Crisis Assistance: Is your business eligible?
  While we wait for Congress to pass further legislation to aid businesses in light of the COVID-19 crisis, there is currently a US small Business Administration (“SBA”) program in place which may provide relief.

• 03.17.2020

  Contract Liability in the Wake of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)
  The worldwide spread of COVID-19 has presented real-world complications to people and businesses with ongoing obligations that are becoming increasingly difficult to meet in the face of quarantines, travel restrictions and the like. Because our firm’s litigators and transactional attorneys have been receiving so many inquiries lately about legal issues and potential defenses which may apply to current and future commercial contracts, the following are key issues to bear in mind.

• 07.14.2017

  Keith A. Krauss To Present For the National Business Institute