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Lafayette St., Shelby, NC 28150 Phone 704-484-1047 • Fax 704-484-1067 Visit us online at: www.shelbyinfo.com Creative Designers: Carolyn Henwood, Julie Weathers, Lorri Bridges, Jan Sailors, Jan Whisnant advertising@shelbyinfo.com By Loretta Cozart The U.S. House approved legislation May 28, making it easier for small businesses and other recipients of Pay- check Protection Program (PPP) funds to qualify for loan forgiveness. The House bill, called the Paycheck Protection Flexibility Act, H.R. 7010, extends the eight weeks to 24 weeks the time allotted to spend those loan funds. Suggested changes also reduce the 75 percent por- tion of the funds to 60 per- cent borrowers must spend to qualify for loan forgive- ness. In addition, the House bill extends the repayment of non-forgivable expenses from two to five years at one percent interest. Businesses whose loans are forgiven would also be forgiven their delay in paying their payroll taxes. The Senate has a similar bill, but one that isn't as gen- erous. Their version would extend the 8-week spend- ing period to 16 weeks and would hold to the 75 per- cent portion borrowers must spend to have their loans forgiven. In late April, the Ameri- can Institute of CPAs wrote Secretary Steven Mnuchin of the US Treasury and Jovita Carranza, Administrator of the SBA saying, "Given that economic circumstances have changed since the CARES Act was first imple- mented, we urge Treasury to use their interpretive au- thority to immediately take a very simple but critical step and define the origination date as the date on which a state's shelter-in-place order is lifted and businesses are authorized by government to return to full operations. This will provide the neces- sary flexibility for the 8-week clock to start, businesses to bring back employees and to pay sufficient payroll to meet the 75% requirement, that triggers assured loan forgiveness." Their letter went on to say, "This program means the difference between success and failure for many small businesses who, through no fault of their own, have been shut down. They are doing the right thing. They have closed their doors to protect the broader population from disease and death. Until the shelter-in-place orders are fully lifted they cannot meet the obligations of the PPP program as established in law and through guidance." The House is not in full session, but the bill passed under special rules estab- lished to expedite legisla- tion. The rules require a two-thirds majority vote for passage instead of a simple majority. A House bill to require the U.S. Small Business Ad- ministration (SBA) to name all PPP recipients of at least $2 million in funding failed to pass Thursday under the ex- pedited rules. Because the deadline to report how they spent their PPP funds is looming for many businesses, it is im- portant for the House and Senate to consider guid- ance quickly. House Major- ity Leader Steny Hoyer said that the House and Senate should be able to come to an agreement on changes to the PPP loans to give loan recipients more flexibility in using their loans, "What we think is there is a general consensus -- both House and the Senate -- that the time frame that was set was too short, unfortunately." The Senate should take up the House-passed mea- sure this week. PPP deadlines and requirements could change this week A soft answer turneth away wrath: but grievous words stir up anger. Proverbs 15:1 Carolina CLASSIFIEDS .com GO TO: www.carolinaclassifi eds.com