Paycheck Protection Program Loans

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:financial_assistance
gptkbp:administered_by gptkb:Bachelor's_degree
gptkbp:application through approved lenders
gptkbp:borrower_documentation required to prove eligibility
gptkbp:borrower_responsibilities must use funds for eligible expenses
gptkbp:business_eligibility_verification required by lenders
gptkbp:business_sector_focus targeted towards hard-hit sectors
gptkbp:business_size_limit 500 employees or fewer
gptkbp:challenges included fraud and mismanagement concerns
gptkbp:currency 1%
gptkbp:economic_impact helped retain millions of jobs
gptkbp:economic_stimulus part of broader economic recovery efforts
gptkbp:eligibility small businesses and certain non-profits
gptkbp:evaluates assessed for effectiveness post-implementation
gptkbp:financial_aid $10 million
2 to 5 years
typically within days of approval
gptkbp:first_round_funding $349 billion
gptkbp:forgiveness_criteria maintaining payroll and employee retention
gptkbp:funding gptkb:U._S._Treasury_Department
over $800 billion allocated
subject to availability of funds
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Paycheck Protection Program Loans
gptkbp:impact helped millions of businesses during COVID-19 pandemic
gptkbp:impact_on_small_business significant during pandemic
gptkbp:impact_on_unemployment helped reduce unemployment spikes
gptkbp:launched_in gptkb:2020
gptkbp:legacy influenced future disaster relief efforts
gptkbp:loan_application_assistance available through various organizations
gptkbp:loan_application_deadline varied by lender and funding round
gptkbp:loan_application_form SBA Form 2483
gptkbp:loan_approval_rate high during initial rollout
gptkbp:loan_approval_timeline varied based on lender
gptkbp:loan_disbursement_method directly to bank accounts
gptkbp:loan_forgiveness_amount based on eligible expenses
gptkbp:loan_forgiveness_application required for forgiveness process
gptkbp:loan_repayment_terms deferred for 6 months
gptkbp:loan_usage payroll, rent, utilities, and mortgage interest
gptkbp:loan_utilization_rate high among eligible businesses
gptkbp:non_profit_eligibility certain non-profits eligible
gptkbp:part_of gptkb:CARES_Act
gptkbp:pppflexibility_act legislation that modified terms
gptkbp:program_awareness_campaigns conducted to inform businesses
gptkbp:program_criticism some argued it favored larger businesses
gptkbp:program_data_reporting required for transparency
gptkbp:program_end_date May 31, 2021
gptkbp:program_evaluation_metrics job retention and business survival rates
gptkbp:program_expiration ended in May 2021
gptkbp:program_funding_distribution based on demand and applications received
gptkbp:program_funding_replenishment additional funding rounds occurred
gptkbp:program_funding_source gptkb:federal_government
gptkbp:program_future_considerations lessons learned for future programs
gptkbp:program_impact_assessment ongoing by various agencies
gptkbp:program_impact_on_local_economies positive in many regions
gptkbp:program_oversight subject to audits and reviews
gptkbp:program_success considered a success by many economists
gptkbp:program_success_stories numerous businesses reported survival due to loans
gptkbp:public_awareness widely discussed in media
gptkbp:purpose to provide financial support to small businesses
gptkbp:reports_to borrowers must report on use of funds
gptkbp:second_round_funding $310 billion
gptkbp:self_employed_eligibility included in the program
gptkbp:small_business_administration oversees the program
gptkbp:submission_deadline varied by funding round
gptkbp:targeted_economic_injury_disaster_loan related program
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Lendistry
gptkbp:bfsLayer 9