Maryland Small Business COVID-19 Emergency Relief Loan Fund
NOTE: As of 5 p.m. on April 6, Commerce is no longer accepting new applications for its COVID-19 Relief Grant and Loan Programs. All applications that have been submitted are currently being reviewed in the order received. If you have already started an application in the program system, it must be completed and submitted by 5 p.m. on April 7, 2020 in order to be considered.
We are still offering the Maryland COVID-19 Emergency Relief Manufacturing Fund and encourage businesses throughout Maryland to continue exploring other forms of assistance, such as federal and local programs, including SBA’s Emergency Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program and the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). For more information on federal resources, read the Small Business Owner’s guide to the CARES Act, or find more details from the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Maryland Small Business COVID-19 Emergency Relief Grant Fund
NOTE: As of 5 p.m. on April 6, Commerce is no longer accepting new applications for its COVID-19 Relief Grant and Loan Programs. All applications that have been submitted are currently being reviewed in the order received. If you have already started an application in the program system, it must be completed and submitted by 5 p.m. on April 7, 2020 in order to be considered.
We are still offering the Maryland COVID-19 Emergency Relief Manufacturing Fund and encourage businesses throughout Maryland to continue exploring other forms of assistance, such as federal and local programs, including SBA’s Emergency Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program and the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). For more information on federal resources, read the Small Business Owner’s guide to the CARES Act, or find more details from the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
My boss was telling his horror stories about the online application yesterday morning. He spent several hours fighting initialing the conditions and acceptance of the digital signature. He's no stranger to IT having worked in the Naval contracting business for 20+ years, but then he was tripped up by something as simple as just typing "ABC" for acknowledgement and acceptance of the terms. Leave it to the government to make easy money difficult.I have still not received notice from our business bank that they will start accepting and processing applications. We signed up on line last week to a waiting list notification.
My accountant has helped several other small businesses navigate through the application process and will help me finish it up today. I am technically challenged and he remotely logged into my computer yesterday to make folders of everything they are requesting.My boss was telling his horror stories about the online application yesterday morning. He spent several hours fighting initialing the conditions and acceptance of the digital signature. He's no stranger to IT having worked in the Naval contracting business for 20+ years, but then he was tripped up by something as simple as just typing "ABC" for acknowledgement and acceptance of the terms. Leave it to the government to make easy money difficult.
My accountant has helped several other small businesses navigate through the application process and will help me finish it up today. I am technically challenged and he remotely logged into my computer yesterday to make folders of everything they are requesting.
What better opportunity to collect “irrelevant data” that can be analyzed and used against us later. They even get it all with permission to use however they see fit.That's one of the complaints I've seen in various news pieces covering the developing debacle...that they are requiring far more information, much of it irrelevant to many businesses like mine, to be included in the application. We don't have daily, weekly or, often, even monthly income. We do not even own a cash register...much less have register receipts. We operate entirely on the accrual basis.
I got a bad feeling about this....our round peg is not gonna fit in their square hole.
I'm not sure I follow that.. All that data is made available to the IRS by default...every single year.What better opportunity to collect “irrelevant data” that can be analyzed and used against us later. They even get it all with permission to use however they see fit.
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...t what was arriving was a thousand dollars per employee for businesses with under 10 employees. T.
Has anyone heard of anyone actually receiving one of the 10K Emergency grants from MD or the Feds? Anyone heard of anyone that has received a PPP loan/grant? ...an EIDL loan?....anything???
That must be a state grant?...the SBA PPP isn't like that. With the PPP, we're supposed to received an amount that is 2.5 times your average monthly payroll (based on 12 months preceding the "official start date" of the pandemic which they put at Jan 30, 2020.
The MD assistance grants were very vaguely defined and a maximum of 10K. I don't know how much anyone actually received because I've never heard of anyone actually receiving one.
Not that it matters....my bank has not even gotten to my place on their waiting list to even put the PPP application in.