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pcrossley@sungazette.com The James V. Brown Library has qualified for the second round of the Payment Protection Program, which will provide $277,700 for payroll expenses for 24 weeks, it was announced by Kristin Caringi, chief financial and chief operations officer at the library. This amount is equal to what the library received in the first round of the program. Caringi told the library’s board of trustees that because payroll costs have come down due to a new organizational structure bein...

East Bay city works to help small businesses [East Bay Times] Jan. 22—Like many communities, small businesses in Antioch have been hurt by the pandemic, but that doesn’t mean the city is sitting still waiting for a cure. Recognizing many of its small businesses were hurting, the Antioch Chamber of Commerce recently conducted an initial survey to see where things stood, and the results were grim. Nearly 75% of the respondents, who made up roughly a third of the city’s small businesses, sai...

FINANCE By Andrew Asch | Thursday, January 21, 2021 Before becoming the 46th United States president, Joe Biden unveiled the American Rescue Plan on Jan. 14, a proposed $1.9-trillion program that his incoming administration said will put the U.S. economy back on its feet after 10 months of the COVID-19 pandemic. The plan was announced shortly after the U.S. Congress approved a second round of Payment Protection Plan loans, which will provide further aid to small businesses naviga...

The Saratoga blog By Wendy Liberatore on January 19, 2021 at 5:31 PM The Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Payment Protection Program, Round 2, webinar  with UHY, LLP from 9 to 10 a.m. on Thursday, Jan. 21. The program will discuss changes to eligibility, uses and forgiveness. It will be presented by UHY Principal Ali Baydoun and Partner Michael Poveda. They will give updates on the PPP funding and has given updates regarding the allowed uses of PPP funds. Topic...

ColoradoBiz Magazine Best financial practices for the best attorney tax return Whether youve had a law practice for years or are new to the field, taxes are no walk in the park January 18, 2021 Whether you’ve had a law practice for years or are new to the field, taxes are no walk in the park. You went to law school, not business school. Why do you have to worry about numbers? Simply put, a law firm can’t run itself. Your legal practice’s success rests on running it like a business, includ...

Where The US Is One Year After First COVID Case Confirmed KEY POINTS The severity of the situation was routinely discounted The global death toll is fast approaching the 2 million mark Thursday marks one year since scientists confirmed the first case of COVID-19 in the United States. Described as a mysterious new virus at the time, the infection has led to a global pandemic that triggered an unprecedented breakthrough in vaccine development but left nearly 2 million people dead and pushed the ...

Big U.S. banks are awash with capital, trading like it’s the end of days, and raising abundant capital for their clients. Employees’ pay has held up, and shareholders will soon be the happy recipients of sizeable stock buybacks. But there’s something missing: the lenders...

Several restaurant owners from across the state shared their experiences in a roundtable discussion with U.S. Representative Suzanne Bonamici.

Small businesses anxiously await more COVID-19 assistance, set to start next week With a pandemic that has knocked many small businesses to their knees, they await more assistance set to start going out to them next week. Author: Malik Jackson Updated: 6:42 PM EST January 15, 2021 KNOXVILLE, Tenn — For small business, many may be able to breathe a sigh of relief as a new wave of much-requested assistance is on the way in the form of nearly $300 billion in feder...

Financial relief is on the way for thousands of small businesses in southern Colorado. The Payment Protection Program is now accepting applications.