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ARTICLE · 27 APRIL 2020

Latest Guidance On Paycheck Protection Loan Program Under The CARES Act

Late in the evening on April 2, the SBA issued an Interim Final Rule on the PPP (the April 2 Rule) and published a revised Application form (Revised Application). While SBA and Treasury continue to say that loans will be provided today, April 3...

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Late in the evening on April 2, the SBA issued an Interim Final Rule on the PPP (the April 2 Rule) and published a revised Application form (Revised Application). While SBA and Treasury continue to say that loans will be provided today, April 3, many banks will need time to digest this additional guidance from SBA and stand up their process for accepting applications and issuing PPP loans.

A few highlights of the April 2 Rule and Revised Application:

  1. Interest Rate = 1%: The CARES Act originally provided for a maximum interest rate of 4%; the earlier guidance provided for a 0.5% interest rate and the April 2 Rule provides for 1% interest rate for any amounts not forgiven under the PPP.

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