Do You Have PPP Forgiveness Questions?
July 7, 2020
Are you concerned about your PPP loan not being forgiven?
Are you confident in knowing all the steps you need to take to ensure loan forgiveness? Do you have lingering questions that your banker has not answered yet?
If you answered yes or even maybe to these questions, please join Electric Advisors, The Greater Bethesda Chamber of Commerce, and bankers from M&T Bank to learn what steps you need to take to have your PPP loan forgiven.
Sign up here to join us Friday, July 10th at 9:00 AM EST for a presentation and a moderated Q&A session designed to give you the knowledge to understand the parameters of PPP forgiveness.
Electric Advisors is a member of the Greater Bethesda Chamber of Commerce and many other community and business based organizations serving the greater DC-Baltimore community and beyond. We encourage all business managers/owners to consider budgeting for new, and or continued membership, in their respective community/business organizations. COVID-19 has hurt both for profit and not-for-profit organizations, and your expertise is needed.
We wish you all good health and prosperity.
Get answers to all your questions about PPP Forgiveness
on Friday, July 10, 2020 at 9:00 A.M. EST
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