Robyn Miller answers your questions related to loans under the SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program (EIDL) and the Payroll Protection Program under the CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act). Please also take a look at these resources below: How to Get Loans Under The CARES Act: The Paycheck Protection Program Loans Available under the SBA’s Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program Families First Coronavirus Response Act: New Family Leave and Sick Leave Obligations for …

Even with so much going on in the world, the obligations of corporate governance remain. This article will share recommendations on how to help your nonprofit comply with its legal obligations for governance. Webcast: Galas & Tournaments & Festivals, Oh My! Part 1: Galas and Silent Auctions Slides: Galas and Auctions

The way that business is being conducted in nonprofit workplaces is changing rapidly because of the global pandemic. In this webcast, Lori Shapiro, PBPA Employment Counsel, will discuss the evolving workplace, legal considerations that may influence employer actions and decisions, and existing and newly enacted laws, including the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, that will affect the nonprofit workplace. View the webcast here

Updated on 10/20/20201 SBA Enhancements to the COVID-19 EIDL Program The Small Business Administration (SBA) has announced some changes to the COVID-19 EIDL (Emergency Injury Disaster Loan) Program.  These enhancements include an increase in the EIDL cap, which expenses the loan funds can be applied towards, and an extended repayment period.  Read this article from Taft to learn more details about these, and other, COVID-19 EIDL Program developments. The Small Business Administration currently offers Economic Injury Disaster …

Updated April 3, 2020 The CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act), passed in the U.S. Congress and is expected to be signed into law. Among many other things, the Act amends the Small Business Act to create a new Paycheck Protection Business Loan Program. For a limited time, the Small Business Administration (SBA) will provide 100% federally-backed loans to nonprofit organizations with 500 or fewer employees to help pay operational costs like payroll, rent, …

What if your facilities are required to be closed next week because of a novel virus? What if your offices are flooded next month? In this presentation, Jim Leonard will talk about how to prepare for potential natural disasters, and how to deal with insurance companies and brokers in the aftermath. Making decisions in the traumatic aftermath of such an event is tough, so be prepared by tuning in. “I sure wasn’t ready to deal with a …