This article highlights how easy it really is to find those who may have committed COVID-19 Relief fraud and several techniques that the government can and probably is using to find those who committed fraud from the pandemic funding programs.
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In recent weeks, I have been writing about how some small business owners took advantage of the generous funding to help small businesses during the height of the pandemic (The Zeroes of the Pandemic). Each day, more and more light is being shed about those who have defrauded our nation with EIDL or PPP fraud and again, I wanted to share more examples of what some people tried to get away with that in essence, shut out many of our clients and small business owners who deserved PPP or EIDL funds. In most cases, their actions made it easy for the government to catch.
In the State of the Union Speech this past week, President Biden called for increased oversight into COVID-19 Relief fraud. This article provides some details of what the government is doing to find EIDL and PPP fraud. We include several easy steps that every business owner should take to be ready for if and when they are investigated or audited.
Although small business owners are interested in applying for an SBA loan, routinely they do not know where to start? In this article, we describe the different types of SBA loans and offer a list of lenders who directly fund SBA loans.
In this article, we tackle SBA loan forgiveness. We identify what SBA loans are forgivable and how to get those SBA loans forgiven. This article is part of our series, SBA Loans for Small Business Owners: The Complete Beginners Guide, we share our experiences and expertise to answer questions that small business owners have about SBA loans.
This article adds to the Frontline Zeroes of the Pandemic - a look at those accused of PPP and EIDL fraud. Read how some got caught...
EIDL – Did we use the funds correctly? Can and will I be audited? Many say, no but the experts suggest you better be ready for what is ahead. This is the first post in a multi-post blog regarding some of the ambiguous areas of the EIDL program which as […]