Webinar #30: Navigating the PPP Loan Forgiveness Process

October 6, 2020

As the 24-week period finishes up for many borrowers, the time is now to start putting together that application for loan forgiveness. Join Withum Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) leaders Daniel Mayo and Matthew Walsh as they discuss the application process and what your lenders will be looking for when applying for forgiveness.

Additional Resources:

Navigating the PPP Loan Forgiveness slides (PDF)
Questions for Withum? Contact Matthew Walsh

This webinar was recorded Tuesday, October 20, 2020.

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