Wednesday, December 23 | 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM EST
Join experts from Withum’s SBA Financial Services and Tax Services Teams as they navigate through the myriad of provisions included in the more than 5,000 page legislative package finalized early this week. Withum’s team will cover in detail the provisions of the legislation which cover the following topics:
- PPP Loans: Another Round of Funding
- PPP Loan Forgiveness Process (Round 1 and Round 2)
- PPP Loan Forgiveness Deductibility
Withum will also cover the basics of the following provisions, but expect to have more detailed communications on these as guidance becomes more clear:
- Unemployment Provisions
- Stimulus Checks
- Employer Focused Tax Credits
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