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PPP Loan

Forgiveness

What You Need

to Know

June 26, 2020

Paycheck

Protection

Program

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Introduction

to Our Panelists

Patrick Smith,

CPA, ABV, CGMA

Partner

[email protected]

Brian Kassalen,

CPA, CFF

Partner

[email protected]

James Hunt,

CPA, CGMA

Partner/CEO

[email protected]

Question & Answers

• Q&A Function in Webex

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Session

Overview

Overview of the Paycheck Protection Program

(PPP)

- Funding Updated

- Release of Borrower Information

Changes to PPP due to

PPP Flexibility Act

Requirements for Loan Forgiveness

- Allowable Costs

- 8 Weeks vs 24 Weeks

- Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Reduction

Safe Harbors

- Forgiveness Applications - Which One to Use

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Links:

Important Resources

ACT COVID-19 Resource Center

https://www.actcpas.com/knowledge/covid-19-resource-center

Other Resources

https://www.sba.gov

https://www.sba.gov/page/coronavirus-covid-19-small-business-guidance-loan-resources

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Disclaimer

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic

Security (CARES) Act was passed by Congress

and signed by the President on March 27, 2020.

The Act is comprised of approximately 880

pages. Guidance and clarifications relative

to the Act are released as new questions or

interpretations are issued. In the meantime,

we must rely on our interpretation of the

statute. We cannot provide assurance at this

time that our interpretation will ultimately be

supported by future guidance.

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Paycheck Protection Program

Update

Application period ends June 30, 2020

$128.4

billion remaining as of June 20, 2020

PPP Flexibility Act issued in June 2020

U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and

Treasury Department announce that certain

borrower information will become public

Interim Final Rules issued subsequent to PPP

Flexibility Act clarifying and updating certain

PPP criteria

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PPP

Summary

Approved Lending through 06.20.20

LOAN COUNT

4,666,560

NET APPROVED DOLLARS*

$514,939,789,916

LENDER COUNT

5,456

Totals reflect both rounds of PPP funding and cancellations through report date. Cancellations do include duplicative loans, loans not closed for any reason, and loans that have been paid off.

*Approvals through 06.20.20

Lender Size Lender Count Approved Loans Approved Dollars % of Amount

> $50 B in Assets 34 1,601,262 $ 188,455,623,221 37% $10 B to $50 B in Assets 89 720,109 $ 100,084,707,720 19% < $10 B in Assets 5,333 2,345,189 $ 226,399,458,974 44%

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PPP

Round 2

Lender Segments through 06.20.20

* Approvals through 06.20.20

CDFI lenders and associated loans are also captured in the <$10 billion or less lender asset size.

Lender

Size

Lender Count

Round 2

Loan Count

Round 2

Net Dollars

Round 2

> $50 B in Assets

34

1,266,190

$92,310,101,401

$10 B to $50 B in Assets

89

421,339

$29,717,657,270

< $10 B in Assets

5,323

1,356,231

$70,136,585,771

Lender

Group

Lender Count

Round 2

Loan Count

Round 2

Net Dollars

Round 2

CDFIs

302

63,497

$3,037,513,424

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PPP

States & Territories

States and Territories

5

State Loan Count Net Dollars

AK 10,523 $1,226,779,393 AL 63,121 $6,133,082,094 AR 41,449 $3,288,704,224 AS 156 $7,300,565 AZ 77,469 $8,520,213,630 CA 550,786 $67,151,771,059 CO 101,038 $10,270,215,384 CT 58,257 $6,628,795,320 DC 11,825 $2,119,014,772 DE 12,046 $1,472,184,589 FL 368,459 $31,243,298,708 GA 145,623 $14,163,368,242 GU 2,036 $194,161,761 HI 24,036 $2,474,132,157 IA 56,603 $5,048,619,299 ID 29,336 $2,553,027,684 IL 192,727 $22,233,685,117 IN 76,056 $9,402,888,512 KS 50,522 $4,958,578,474 KY 46,966 $5,202,162,958

State CountLoan Net Dollars

LA 70,573 $7,269,488,528 MA 108,925 $14,199,057,483 MD 77,288 $9,901,301,566 ME 26,400 $2,228,185,817 MI 116,671 $15,812,206,905 MN 94,676 $11,109,492,485 MO 88,740 $9,075,510,168 MP 440 $38,159,067 MS 44,121 $3,142,240,687 MT 22,583 $1,753,302,235 NC 116,858 $12,293,397,048 ND 19,319 $1,757,412,007 NE 41,361 $3,406,735,275 NH 23,011 $2,523,897,886 NJ 139,919 $16,972,372,250 NM 21,201 $2,218,565,298 NV 40,060 $4,068,833,898 NY 305,774 $37,764,342,889 OH 134,574 $18,210,830,774 OK 62,805 $5,410,350,463

State CountLoan Net Dollars

OR 60,060 $6,864,040,749 PA 160,452 $20,554,873,017 PR 34,538 $1,761,241,545 RI 16,620 $1,865,533,955 SC 60,871 $5,674,918,865 SD 21,752 $1,651,402,470 TN 89,170 $8,817,129,390 TX 372,077 $40,535,431,650 UT 49,343 $5,210,457,754 VA 104,963 $12,480,799,669 VI 1,620 $120,386,515 VT 11,473 $1,176,053,186 WA 96,589 $12,151,909,685 WI 82,715 $9,811,664,163 WV 16,830 $1,783,456,999 WY 12,985 $1,026,717,474 To be confirmed 169 $6,106,158 Approvals through 06/20/2020

States and Territories

5

State Loan Count Net Dollars

AK 10,523 $1,226,779,393 AL 63,121 $6,133,082,094 AR 41,449 $3,288,704,224 AS 156 $7,300,565 AZ 77,469 $8,520,213,630 CA 550,786 $67,151,771,059 CO 101,038 $10,270,215,384 CT 58,257 $6,628,795,320 DC 11,825 $2,119,014,772 DE 12,046 $1,472,184,589 FL 368,459 $31,243,298,708 GA 145,623 $14,163,368,242 GU 2,036 $194,161,761 HI 24,036 $2,474,132,157 IA 56,603 $5,048,619,299 ID 29,336 $2,553,027,684 IL 192,727 $22,233,685,117 IN 76,056 $9,402,888,512 KS 50,522 $4,958,578,474 KY 46,966 $5,202,162,958

State CountLoan Net Dollars

LA 70,573 $7,269,488,528 MA 108,925 $14,199,057,483 MD 77,288 $9,901,301,566 ME 26,400 $2,228,185,817 MI 116,671 $15,812,206,905 MN 94,676 $11,109,492,485 MO 88,740 $9,075,510,168 MP 440 $38,159,067 MS 44,121 $3,142,240,687 MT 22,583 $1,753,302,235 NC 116,858 $12,293,397,048 ND 19,319 $1,757,412,007 NE 41,361 $3,406,735,275 NH 23,011 $2,523,897,886 NJ 139,919 $16,972,372,250 NM 21,201 $2,218,565,298 NV 40,060 $4,068,833,898 NY 305,774 $37,764,342,889 OH 134,574 $18,210,830,774 OK 62,805 $5,410,350,463

State CountLoan Net Dollars

OR 60,060 $6,864,040,749 PA 160,452 $20,554,873,017 PR 34,538 $1,761,241,545 RI 16,620 $1,865,533,955 SC 60,871 $5,674,918,865 SD 21,752 $1,651,402,470 TN 89,170 $8,817,129,390 TX 372,077 $40,535,431,650 UT 49,343 $5,210,457,754 VA 104,963 $12,480,799,669 VI 1,620 $120,386,515 VT 11,473 $1,176,053,186 WA 96,589 $12,151,909,685 WI 82,715 $9,811,664,163 WV 16,830 $1,783,456,999 WY 12,985 $1,026,717,474 To be confirmed 169 $6,106,158 Approvals through 06/20/2020

States and Territories

5

State Loan Count Net Dollars

AK 10,523 $1,226,779,393 AL 63,121 $6,133,082,094 AR 41,449 $3,288,704,224 AS 156 $7,300,565 AZ 77,469 $8,520,213,630 CA 550,786 $67,151,771,059 CO 101,038 $10,270,215,384 CT 58,257 $6,628,795,320 DC 11,825 $2,119,014,772 DE 12,046 $1,472,184,589 FL 368,459 $31,243,298,708 GA 145,623 $14,163,368,242 GU 2,036 $194,161,761 HI 24,036 $2,474,132,157 IA 56,603 $5,048,619,299 ID 29,336 $2,553,027,684 IL 192,727 $22,233,685,117 IN 76,056 $9,402,888,512 KS 50,522 $4,958,578,474 KY 46,966 $5,202,162,958

State CountLoan Net Dollars

LA 70,573 $7,269,488,528 MA 108,925 $14,199,057,483 MD 77,288 $9,901,301,566 ME 26,400 $2,228,185,817 MI 116,671 $15,812,206,905 MN 94,676 $11,109,492,485 MO 88,740 $9,075,510,168 MP 440 $38,159,067 MS 44,121 $3,142,240,687 MT 22,583 $1,753,302,235 NC 116,858 $12,293,397,048 ND 19,319 $1,757,412,007 NE 41,361 $3,406,735,275 NH 23,011 $2,523,897,886 NJ 139,919 $16,972,372,250 NM 21,201 $2,218,565,298 NV 40,060 $4,068,833,898 NY 305,774 $37,764,342,889 OH 134,574 $18,210,830,774 OK 62,805 $5,410,350,463

State CountLoan Net Dollars

OR 60,060 $6,864,040,749 PA 160,452 $20,554,873,017 PR 34,538 $1,761,241,545 RI 16,620 $1,865,533,955 SC 60,871 $5,674,918,865 SD 21,752 $1,651,402,470 TN 89,170 $8,817,129,390 TX 372,077 $40,535,431,650 UT 49,343 $5,210,457,754 VA 104,963 $12,480,799,669 VI 1,620 $120,386,515 VT 11,473 $1,176,053,186 WA 96,589 $12,151,909,685 WI 82,715 $9,811,664,163 WV 16,830 $1,783,456,999 WY 12,985 $1,026,717,474 To be confirmed 169 $6,106,158 Approvals through 06/20/2020 * Approvals through 06.20.20

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PPP

Loan Size

through 06.20.20

Overall average loan size is $110K

Loan Size

6

Loan Size

Count

Loan

Net Dollars

Count

% of

Amount

% of

$50K and Under

3,064,336

$55,987,179,541

65.7%

10.9%

>$50K - $100K

662,648

$47,193,767,606

14.2%

9.2%

>$100K - $150K

287,175

$35,157,045,956

6.2%

6.8%

>$150K - $350K

372,208

$83,607,998,720

8.0%

16.2%

>$350K - $1M

197,919 $112,593,061,665

4.2%

21.9%

>$1M - $2M

52,717

$73,053,341,485

1.1%

14.2%

>$2M - $5M

24,741

$73,546,628,249

0.5%

14.3%

>$5M

4,816

$33,800,766,694

0.1%

6.6%

Approvals through 06/20/2020

* Overall average loan size is: $110K.

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Top PPP

Lenders

through 06.20.20

* Approvals through 06.20.20

Top PPP Lenders

7

Approvals through 06/20/2020

Rank

Lender Name

Loan Count

Net Dollars

Average Loan

Size

% of Total

Authority

1

JPMorgan Chase Bank 262,799 $28,798,003,966 $109,582 4.4%

2

Bank of America 333,020 $25,171,085,993 $75,584 3.8%

3

PNC Bank 72,822 $13,055,480,671 $179,279 2.0%

4

Truist Bank 75,759 $12,980,900,084 $171,345 2.0%

5

Wells Fargo Bank 178,533 $10,342,511,095 $57,931 1.6%

6

TD Bank 80,413 $8,401,331,673 $104,477 1.3%

7

KeyBank 39,820 $8,064,532,480 $202,525 1.2%

8

U.S. Bank 95,969 $7,261,899,367 $75,669 1.1%

9

Zions Bank 44,698 $6,863,405,854 $153,551 1.0%

10

M&T Bank 34,746 $6,785,924,329 $195,301 1.0%

11

Huntington Bank 35,534 $6,472,560,010 $182,151 1.0%

12

Fifth Third Bank 36,813 $5,406,605,847 $146,867 0.8%

13

Citizens Bank 49,271 $4,991,020,463 $101,297 0.8%

14

BMO Harris Bank 20,860 $4,775,070,376 $228,910 0.7%

15

Cross River Bank 106,575 $4,695,905,324 $44,062 0.7%

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PPP

Industry by NAICS Sector

through 06.20.20

North American Industry Classification System

* Approvals through 06.20.20

Industry by NAICS Sector

8 Approvals through 06/20/2020

NAICS Sector Description CountLoan Net Dollars Amount% of

Health Care and Social Assistance 487,386 $66,582,598,125 12.93% Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services 608,025 $65,620,738,481 12.74% Construction 446,670 $63,921,963,658 12.41% Manufacturing 223,452 $53,620,614,368 10.41% Accommodation and Food Services 354,085 $41,498,140,735 8.06% Retail Trade 432,933 $39,907,699,244 7.75% Other Services (except Public Administration) 498,756 $30,513,851,152 5.93% Wholesale Trade 161,883 $27,514,653,734 5.34% Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services 230,321 $26,167,415,058 5.08% Transportation and Warehousing 171,051 $16,605,493,181 3.22% Real Estate and Rental and Leasing 232,660 $15,329,408,006 2.98% Finance and Insurance 161,053 $12,034,233,705 2.34% Educational Services 76,832 $11,828,903,631 2.30% Unclassified Establishments 222,226 $9,916,122,340 1.93% Information 65,837 $9,134,891,250 1.77% Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation 110,809 $7,800,534,098 1.51% Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting 132,564 $7,726,040,628 1.50% Mining 20,990 $4,472,952,752 0.87% Public Administration 12,835 $1,714,610,439 0.33% Management of Companies and Enterprises 8,571 $1,569,618,147 0.30% Utilities 7,621 $1,459,307,183 0.28%

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PPP

Disclosure of Borrower Information

Borrower information will be disclosed in ranges

Under $150,000 in PPP loans – data only

(no names will be disclosed)

Over $150,000 in PPP loans – data and names

will be disclosed in ranges

- $150,000 to $350,000

- $350,000 to $1,000,000

- $1,000,000 to $2,000,000

- $2,000,000 to $5,000,000

- $5,000,000 to $10,000,000

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Key Highlights

of the PPP

Loan proceeds up to $10 million

To the extent that loan proceeds are used for

qualifying uses, principal will be forgiven

Loan principal forgiven will not constitute

taxable income

Forgivable expenses currently will not be

deductible on taxpayer’s tax return

Loans bear interest at 1.0%

Payments under PPP loans will be deferred

Loans mature in 5 years

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IMPORTANT!

Borrower Certification

Economic Uncertainty

What is This?

“Current economic uncertainty makes

this loan request necessary to support the

ongoing operations of the Applicant.”

"I further certify"…statement from the loan

application

- information provided is true and accurate

- knowingly false statement punishable by

imprisonment or fine

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IMPORTANT!

Borrower Certification

Had to re-certify that the PPP loan was

necessary to support the ongoing

operations of the business

What does this mean?

How do I know?

How can I protect myself and my business?

Can I still return the funds if I don’t think

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PPP

Loan Forgiveness

PPP Loan Forgiveness Application

instructions revised by SBA 06.16.20

- NEW EZ Version & Regular Version

- Borrowers need to meet 1 of 3 criteria

for EZ Version

Requires

representations & certifications of borrower

Both “Covered Period” & “Alternative Payroll

Covered Period”

still allowed

Instructions & Guidelines

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PPP

Loan Forgiveness

Forgiveness is based on accumulated

expenditures during the

borrower’s covered period

following receipt of loan proceeds for:

- Payroll costs during

Covered Period

or

Alternative Payroll

Covered Period

- Utility payments

- Rent expenses

- Interest on mortgage debt

Forgiveness cannot exceed the principal amount

At least 60% of forgiveness

MUST

be used for

covered payroll costs

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Payroll

Costs

Cash Compensation Capped at $100K

Gross salary/wages

Tips, commissions, paid leave

Paid leave EXCLUDES leave covered by

Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA)

Cap based on pro-rata of weeks in covered period

Payroll costs include costs incurred as well as paid

during the covered period

Non-Cash Compensation Costs Add-Ons

Employer contributions to defined benefit or

defined contribution plans

Employer contributions for health insurance

Payment of state & local taxes assessed on

compensation of employees

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Nonpayroll

Costs

Business Mortgage Interest Payments

mortgage payments during Covered Period

on real or personal property before 02.15.20

not including prepayments

Business Rent or Lease Payments

rent or lease payments on real or personal property

during Covered Period prior to 02.15.20

Business Utility Payments

business utility payments during Covered Period

service began before 02.15.20

gas, water, transportation, telephone,

internet, electricity

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Uncertainty

Related to Certain Costs

Uncertainty Exists Related to Certain Costs:

Are 2019 safe-harbor or profit sharing costs allowable?

Are 2020 safe-harbor or profit sharing costs “incurred”

through covered period allowable?

Transportation Utility - what is included there?

Do health care costs include payments for dental

and vision insurance?

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Forgiveness

Reduced if…

Full-Time Equivalent Reduced Workforce

During Covered Period Following Loan

Compared to One of Two Benchmark Periods:

Period 1: 02.15.19 to 06.30.19

Period 2: 01.01.20 to 02.29.20

Special guidelines for seasonal employers

Corrective action (rehire) prior to certain dates

can mitigate reduced forgiveness

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Forgiveness

Reduced if…

Compensation Provision Reduction of Salary/Wages

For Those Making Less than $100K by 25% or More

Based on average annual salary or hourly wage

Compared annual salary/wage during covered

period to Q1 2020

Employees who fall below 75%

evaluate safe harbor exception

If safe harbor not met,

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Documentation

Requirements

Borrowers Must SUBMIT Certain Documents with

Forgiveness Application for Both EZ & Regular

• Payroll & Related Costs

- Bank account statements or payroll reports

for the covered period

- IRS Forms 941 or other unemployment reports

- Canceled checks, account statements, or payment

receipts for employer contributions to health

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Documentation

Requirements

EZ

EZ Forgiveness Application, Borrowers Required to

SUBMIT Accompanying Documents

- If borrower checked ONLY the second box on

page 1 of “EZ” instructions – the average number

of FTEs on payroll employed by the

borrower on January 1, 2020, and at the

end of the covered period.

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Documentation

Requirements

Regular Forgiveness Application, Borrowers Required

to SUBMIT Accompanying Documents

• FTE Calculation

- Average number of FTEs on payroll per month for

Periods 1 & 2 or other period allowed for

seasonal employer

- FTE calculation based on 40 hour work week

- Simplified approach allows for FTE calculation:

> 40 hour worker (1 FTE)

> Less than 40 hour worker (.5 FTE)

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Documentation

Requirements

EZ & REG

BOTH Forgiveness Applications, Borrowers Required

to SUBMIT Accompanying Documents

• Nonpayroll Costs

- Documentation verifying existence of the

obligations/services prior to February 15, 2020, AND

eligible payments made during the covered period

- Canceled checks, account statements, lease agreements,

invoices, etc.

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Documentation

Requirements

REG

A borrower is required to MAINTAIN, but not submit,

certain documents for either the “EZ” or “Regular”

Application

• Regular application requirements

PPP Schedule A Worksheet or equivalent and:

- Documentation supporting Table 1 and Table 2

employees, including potential salary/wage reduction

calculation for Table 1 employees

• Documentation regarding any employee job offers

and refusals, firings for cause, voluntary resignations,

and written requests by employees for reduced

work hours

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Documentation

Requirements

EZ

A borrower is required to MAINTAIN, but not submit,

certain documents for either the “EZ” or “Regular”

Application

• EZ application requirements

- Documentation certifying wages were not reduced by

more than 25% - must include employee listing and wages

paid during period of January 1, 2020, to March 31, 2020,

AND wages paid during covered period

- Documentation regarding employee refusals to return

to work, restore normal hours, voluntary resignations,

firings for cause, etc.

- Documentation showing that the borrower did not reduce

number of employees or average paid hours between

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Applying

for Loan Forgiveness

• When should a borrower apply for forgiveness?

• Which loan forgiveness application should a

borrower use?

• When will lenders be ready to start accepting

forgiveness applications?

• Complete appropriate forgiveness application

- Lender has 60 days to make a decision

- SBA has 90 days after receipt of decision from

Lender to review loan forgiveness and submit

payment to lender

• Borrower must maintain required documentation

for six years after the date the loan is forgiven

or repaid in full

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PPP Loan Forgiveness

Regular Form

Paycheck Protection Program

Loan Forgiveness Application Revised June 16, 2020 OMB Control Number 3245-0407 Expiration Date: 10/31/2020

PPP Loan Forgiveness Calculation Form

Business Legal Name (“Borrower”) DBA or Tradename, if applicable Business Address Business TIN (EIN, SSN) Business Phone

( )

-Primary Contact E-mail Address

SBA PPP Loan Number: Lender PPP Loan Number: PPP Loan Amount: PPP Loan Disbursement Date:

Employees at Time of Loan Application: ___________ Employees at Time of Forgiveness Application: EIDL Advance Amount: EIDL Application Number:

Payroll Schedule: The frequency with which payroll is paid to employees is:

Weekly Biweekly (every other week) ☐ Twice a month Monthly Other

Covered Period: to

Alternative Payroll Covered Period, if applicable: to

If Borrower (together with affiliates, if applicable) received PPP loans in excess of $2 million, check here:

Forgiveness Amount Calculation:

Payroll and Nonpayroll Costs

Line 1. Payroll Costs (enter the amount from PPP Schedule A, line 10): Line 2. Business Mortgage Interest Payments:

Line 3. Business Rent or Lease Payments: Line 4. Business Utility Payments:

Adjustments for Full-Time Equivalency (FTE) and Salary/Hourly Wage Reductions

Line 5. Total Salary/Hourly Wage Reduction (enter the amount from PPP Schedule A, line3): Line 6. Add the amounts on lines 1, 2, 3, and 4, then subtract the amount entered in line5: Line 7. FTE Reduction Quotient (enter the number from PPP Schedule A, line13): Potential Forgiveness Amounts

Line 8. Modified Total (multiply line 6 by line 7): Line 9. PPP Loan Amount:

Line 10. Payroll Cost 60% Requirement (divide line 1 by 0.60): Forgiveness Amount

Line 11. Forgiveness Amount (enter the smallest of lines 8, 9, and 10):

SBA Form 3508 (06/20) Page 1

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PPP Loan Forgiveness

Regular Form

Business Legal Name (“Borrower”) DBA or Tradename, if applicable Business Address Business TIN (EIN, SSN) Business Phone

( )

-Primary Contact E-mail Address

SBA PPP Loan Number: Lender PPP Loan Number: PPP Loan Amount: PPP Loan Disbursement Date:

Employees at Time of Loan Application: ___________ Employees at Time of Forgiveness Application: EIDL Advance Amount: EIDL Application Number:

Payroll Schedule: The frequency with which payroll is paid to employees is:

Weekly Biweekly (every other week) ☐ Twice a month Monthly Other

Covered Period: to

Alternative Payroll Covered Period, if applicable: to

If Borrower (together with affiliates, if applicable) received PPP loans in excess of $2 million, check here:

Forgiveness Amount Calculation:

Payroll and Nonpayroll Costs

Line 1. Payroll Costs (enter the amount from PPP Schedule A, line 10): Line 2. Business Mortgage Interest Payments:

Line 3. Business Rent or Lease Payments: Line 4. Business Utility Payments:

Adjustments for Full-Time Equivalency (FTE) and Salary/Hourly Wage Reductions

Line 5. Total Salary/Hourly Wage Reduction (enter the amount from PPP Schedule A, line3): Line 6. Add the amounts on lines 1, 2, 3, and 4, then subtract the amount entered in line5: Line 7. FTE Reduction Quotient (enter the number from PPP Schedule A, line13): Potential Forgiveness Amounts

Line 8. Modified Total (multiply line 6 by line 7): Line 9. PPP Loan Amount:

Line 10. Payroll Cost 60% Requirement (divide line 1 by 0.60): Forgiveness Amount

Line 11. Forgiveness Amount (enter the smallest of lines 8, 9, and 10):

SBA Form 3508 (06/20) Page 1

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PPP Loan Forgiveness

Regular Form

___________________

Paycheck Protection Program OMB Control Number 3245-0407

Loan Forgiveness Application Revised June 16, 2020 Expiration Date: 10/31/2020

PPP Schedule A

PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1 Totals

Line 1. Enter Cash Compensation (Box 1) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1: Line 2. Enter Average FTE (Box 2) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1:

Line 3. Enter Salary/Hourly Wage Reduction (Box 3) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1: If the average annual salary or hourly wage for each employee listed on the PPP

Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1 during the Covered Period or the Alternative Payroll Covered Period was at least 75% of such employee’s average annual salary or hourly wage between January 1, 2020 and March 31, 2020, check here ☐ and enter 0 on line 3. PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 2 Totals

Line 4. Enter Cash Compensation (Box 4) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 2: Line 5. Enter Average FTE (Box 5) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 2:

Non-Cash Compensation Payroll Costs During the Covered Period or the Alternative Payroll Covered Period Line 6. Total amount paid or incurred by Borrower for employer contributions for employee healthinsurance: Line 7. Total amount paid or incurred by Borrower for employer contributions to employee retirementplans: Line 8. Total amount paid or incurred by Borrower for employer state and local taxes assessed on employee

compensation: Compensation to Owners

Line 9. Total amount paid to owner-employees/self-employed individual/general partners: This amount may not be included in PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1 or 2. If there is more than one individual included, attach a separate table that lists the names of and payments to each.

Total Payroll Costs

Line 10. Payroll Costs (add lines 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9): Full-Time Equivalency (FTE) Reduction Calculation

If you satisfy any of the following three criteria, check the appropriate box, skip lines 11 and 12, and enter 1.0 on line 13; otherwise, complete lines 11, 12, and 13:

No reduction in employees or average paid hours: If you have not reduced the number of employees or the average paid hours of your employees between January 1, 2020 and the end of the Covered Period, check here ☐.

FTE Reduction Safe Harbor 1: If you were unable to operate between February 15, 2020, and the end of the Covered Period at the same level of business activity as before February 15, 2020 due to compliance with requirements established or guidance issued

between March 1, 2020 and December 31, 2020, by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or the Occupational Safety and Health Administration related to the maintenance of standards for sanitation, social distancing, or any other worker or customer safety requirement related to COVID-19, check here ☐.

FTE Reduction Safe Harbor 2: If you satisfy FTE Reduction Safe Harbor 2 (see PPP Schedule A Worksheet), check here ☐. Line 11. Average FTE during the Borrower’s chosen reference period:

Line 12. Total Average FTE (add lines 2 and 5):

Line 13. FTE Reduction Quotient (divide line 12 by line 11) or enter 1.0 if any of the above criteria aremet:

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PPP Loan Forgiveness

Regular Form

___________________ PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1 Totals

Line 1. Enter Cash Compensation (Box 1) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1: Line 2. Enter Average FTE (Box 2) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1:

Line 3. Enter Salary/Hourly Wage Reduction (Box 3) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1: If the average annual salary or hourly wage for each employee listed on the PPP

Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1 during the Covered Period or the Alternative Payroll Covered Period was at least 75% of such employee’s average annual salary or hourly wage between January 1, 2020 and March 31, 2020, check here ☐ and enter 0 on line 3. PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 2 Totals

Line 4. Enter Cash Compensation (Box 4) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 2: Line 5. Enter Average FTE (Box 5) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 2:

Non-Cash Compensation Payroll Costs During the Covered Period or the Alternative Payroll Covered Period Line 6. Total amount paid or incurred by Borrower for employer contributions for employee healthinsurance: Line 7. Total amount paid or incurred by Borrower for employer contributions to employee retirementplans: Line 8. Total amount paid or incurred by Borrower for employer state and local taxes assessed on employee

compensation: Compensation to Owners

Line 9. Total amount paid to owner-employees/self-employed individual/general partners: This amount may not be included in PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1 or 2. If there is more than one individual included, attach a separate table that lists the names of and payments to each.

Total Payroll Costs

Line 10. Payroll Costs (add lines 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9): Full-Time Equivalency (FTE) Reduction Calculation

If you satisfy any of the following three criteria, check the appropriate box, skip lines 11 and 12, and enter 1.0 on line 13; otherwise, complete lines 11, 12, and 13:

No reduction in employees or average paid hours: If you have not reduced the number of employees or the average paid hours of your employees between January 1, 2020 and the end of the Covered Period, check here ☐.

FTE Reduction Safe Harbor 1: If you were unable to operate between February 15, 2020, and the end of the Covered Period at the same level of business activity as before February 15, 2020 due to compliance with requirements established or guidance issued

between March 1, 2020 and December 31, 2020, by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or the Occupational Safety and Health Administration related to the maintenance of standards for sanitation, social distancing, or any other worker or customer safety requirement related to COVID-19, check here ☐.

FTE Reduction Safe Harbor 2: If you satisfy FTE Reduction Safe Harbor 2 (see PPP Schedule A Worksheet), check here ☐. Line 11. Average FTE during the Borrower’s chosen reference period:

Line 12. Total Average FTE (add lines 2 and 5):

Line 13. FTE Reduction Quotient (divide line 12 by line 11) or enter 1.0 if any of the above criteria aremet:

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PPP Loan Forgiveness

Regular Form

___________________ PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1 Totals

Line 1. Enter Cash Compensation (Box 1) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1: Line 2. Enter Average FTE (Box 2) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1:

Line 3. Enter Salary/Hourly Wage Reduction (Box 3) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1: If the average annual salary or hourly wage for each employee listed on the PPP

Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1 during the Covered Period or the Alternative Payroll Covered Period was at least 75% of such employee’s average annual salary or hourly wage between January 1, 2020 and March 31, 2020, check here ☐ and enter 0 on line 3. PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 2 Totals

Line 4. Enter Cash Compensation (Box 4) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 2: Line 5. Enter Average FTE (Box 5) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 2:

Non-Cash Compensation Payroll Costs During the Covered Period or the Alternative Payroll Covered Period Line 6. Total amount paid or incurred by Borrower for employer contributions for employee healthinsurance: Line 7. Total amount paid or incurred by Borrower for employer contributions to employee retirementplans: Line 8. Total amount paid or incurred by Borrower for employer state and local taxes assessed on employee

compensation: Compensation to Owners

Line 9. Total amount paid to owner-employees/self-employed individual/general partners: This amount may not be included in PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1 or 2. If there is more than one individual included, attach a separate table that lists the names of and payments to each.

Total Payroll Costs

Line 10. Payroll Costs (add lines 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9): Full-Time Equivalency (FTE) Reduction Calculation

If you satisfy any of the following three criteria, check the appropriate box, skip lines 11 and 12, and enter 1.0 on line 13; otherwise, complete lines 11, 12, and 13:

No reduction in employees or average paid hours: If you have not reduced the number of employees or the average paid hours of your employees between January 1, 2020 and the end of the Covered Period, check here ☐.

FTE Reduction Safe Harbor 1: If you were unable to operate between February 15, 2020, and the end of the Covered Period at the same level of business activity as before February 15, 2020 due to compliance with requirements established or guidance issued

between March 1, 2020 and December 31, 2020, by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or the Occupational Safety and Health Administration related to the maintenance of standards for sanitation, social distancing, or any other worker or customer safety requirement related to COVID-19, check here ☐.

FTE Reduction Safe Harbor 2: If you satisfy FTE Reduction Safe Harbor 2 (see PPP Schedule A Worksheet), check here ☐. Line 11. Average FTE during the Borrower’s chosen reference period:

Line 12. Total Average FTE (add lines 2 and 5):

Line 13. FTE Reduction Quotient (divide line 12 by line 11) or enter 1.0 if any of the above criteria aremet:

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PPP Loan Forgiveness

Regular Form

___________________ PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1 Totals

Line 1. Enter Cash Compensation (Box 1) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1: Line 2. Enter Average FTE (Box 2) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1:

Line 3. Enter Salary/Hourly Wage Reduction (Box 3) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1: If the average annual salary or hourly wage for each employee listed on the PPP

Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1 during the Covered Period or the Alternative Payroll Covered Period was at least 75% of such employee’s average annual salary or hourly wage between January 1, 2020 and March 31, 2020, check here ☐ and enter 0 on line 3. PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 2 Totals

Line 4. Enter Cash Compensation (Box 4) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 2: Line 5. Enter Average FTE (Box 5) from PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 2:

Non-Cash Compensation Payroll Costs During the Covered Period or the Alternative Payroll Covered Period Line 6. Total amount paid or incurred by Borrower for employer contributions for employee healthinsurance: Line 7. Total amount paid or incurred by Borrower for employer contributions to employee retirementplans: Line 8. Total amount paid or incurred by Borrower for employer state and local taxes assessed on employee

compensation: Compensation to Owners

Line 9. Total amount paid to owner-employees/self-employed individual/general partners: This amount may not be included in PPP Schedule A Worksheet, Table 1 or 2. If there is more than one individual included, attach a separate table that lists the names of and payments to each.

Total Payroll Costs

Line 10. Payroll Costs (add lines 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9): Full-Time Equivalency (FTE) Reduction Calculation

If you satisfy any of the following three criteria, check the appropriate box, skip lines 11 and 12, and enter 1.0 on line 13; otherwise, complete lines 11, 12, and 13:

No reduction in employees or average paid hours: If you have not reduced the number of employees or the average paid hours of your employees between January 1, 2020 and the end of the Covered Period, check here ☐.

FTE Reduction Safe Harbor 1: If you were unable to operate between February 15, 2020, and the end of the Covered Period at the same level of business activity as before February 15, 2020 due to compliance with requirements established or guidance issued

between March 1, 2020 and December 31, 2020, by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or the Occupational Safety and Health Administration related to the maintenance of standards for sanitation, social distancing, or any other worker or customer safety requirement related to COVID-19, check here ☐.

FTE Reduction Safe Harbor 2: If you satisfy FTE Reduction Safe Harbor 2 (see PPP Schedule A Worksheet), check here ☐. Line 11. Average FTE during the Borrower’s chosen reference period:

Line 12. Total Average FTE (add lines 2 and 5):

Line 13. FTE Reduction Quotient (divide line 12 by line 11) or enter 1.0 if any of the above criteria aremet:

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PPP Loan Forgiveness

EZ Form

Paycheck Protection Program

OMB Control No. 3245-0407

PPP Loan Forgiveness Application Form 3508EZ Expiration date: 10/31/2020

SBA Form 3508EZ (06/20) Page 1

Business Legal Name (“Borrower”) DBA or Tradename, if applicable Business Address Business TIN (EIN, SSN) Business Phone

( ) -

Primary Contact E-mail Address

SBA PPP Loan Number: ________________________ Lender PPP Loan Number: __________________________

PPP Loan Amount: _____________________________ PPPLoan Disbursement Date: ________________________

Employees at Time of Loan Application: ___________ Employees at Time of Forgiveness Application: __________ EIDL Advance Amount: ________________________ EIDL Application Number: __________________________

Payroll Schedule: The frequency with which payroll is paid to employees is:

Weekly Biweekly (every other week) Twice a month Monthly Other _____________

Covered Period: ________________________ to ________________________

Alternative Payroll Covered Period, if applicable: ________________________ to _______________________

If Borrower (together with affiliates, if applicable) received PPP loans in excess of $2 million, check here:

Forgiveness Amount Calculation:

Payroll and Nonpayroll Costs

Line 1. Payroll Costs: _____________________

Line 2. Business Mortgage Interest Payments: _____________________

Line 3. Business Rent or Lease Payments: _____________________

Line 4. Business Utility Payments: _____________________

Potential Forgiveness Amounts

Line 5. Add the amounts on lines 1, 2, 3, and 4: _____________________

Line 6. PPP Loan Amount: _____________________

Line 7. Payroll Cost 60% Requirement (divide Line 1 by 0.60): _____________________

Forgiveness Amount

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PPP Loan Forgiveness

EZ Form

SBA Form 3508EZ (06/20) Page 1

Business Address Business TIN (EIN, SSN) Business Phone

( ) -

Primary Contact E-mail Address

SBA PPP Loan Number: ________________________ Lender PPP Loan Number: __________________________

PPP Loan Amount: _____________________________ PPPLoan Disbursement Date: ________________________

Employees at Time of Loan Application: ___________ Employees at Time of Forgiveness Application: __________ EIDL Advance Amount: ________________________ EIDL Application Number: __________________________

Payroll Schedule: The frequency with which payroll is paid to employees is:

Weekly Biweekly (every other week) Twice a month Monthly Other _____________

Covered Period: ________________________ to ________________________

Alternative Payroll Covered Period, if applicable: ________________________ to _______________________

If Borrower (together with affiliates, if applicable) received PPP loans in excess of $2 million, check here:

Forgiveness Amount Calculation:

Payroll and Nonpayroll Costs

Line 1. Payroll Costs: _____________________

Line 2. Business Mortgage Interest Payments: _____________________

Line 3. Business Rent or Lease Payments: _____________________

Line 4. Business Utility Payments: _____________________

Potential Forgiveness Amounts

Line 5. Add the amounts on lines 1, 2, 3, and 4: _____________________

Line 6. PPP Loan Amount: _____________________

Line 7. Payroll Cost 60% Requirement (divide Line 1 by 0.60): _____________________

Forgiveness Amount

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PPP

Example

Background Facts:

Received loan proceeds on May 19, 2020

Can choose 8-week covered period or up to

24-week covered period

Annual payroll costs are $500,000

Health insurance costs are $75,000

Retirement contributions are $25,000

At the date of loan application business has

10 employees

PPP Loan amount is $125,000

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PPP

Example

PPP Forgiveness Calculation:

Amount spent on payroll in covered period =

$100,000

Amount spent on health insurance in covered period =

$15,500

Amount spent on utilities in covered period =

$4,000

Amount spent on rent in covered period =

$5,500

FTE decrease during covered period =

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PPP

Example

PPP Forgiveness Calculation:

Total expenditures on allowable costs

during covered period = $125,000

How much is forgiven?

- If FTE reduction is not restored, or safe harbor

does not apply, Forgiveness = $100,000

($125,000 X .8 as FTEs decreased to 8 from 10)

- If FTE reduction is restored, or safe harbor applies,

Forgiveness = $125,000

- Remainder is a loan payable over 5 years at

1% interest

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Unique

Situations

Situations that May Impact Your Business

What happens if an employer has multiple pay

periods applicable to its employees?

How to calculate the average annual salary or

hourly wage rate of an employee who was on the

borrower’s payroll for any portion of Q1 2020 or the

covered period?

Understanding, complying with, and documenting

the FTE reductions and potential safe harbors.

What is the Prioritized Paycheck Protection Program,

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Name

Email Address

Phone Number

James Hunt

[email protected]

724.658.1565

Brian Kassalen

[email protected]

724.658.1565

Patrick Smith

[email protected]

304.346.0441

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