Some Americans may have already received a second round of COVID relief payments. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin tweeted payments would arrive into some accounts Tuesday night. The direct deposit payments will continue into next week. Mnuchin said paper checks would be mailed starting today. Individuals who made up to $75,000 in 2019 will get up […]
DEED and the DOR are offering aid for the impacts of COVID-19 on Minnesota business.
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Steve Grove and Robert Doty | 11:00 am, Dec. 30, 2020 ×
We know that many small Minnesota businesses are hurting now due to the pandemic.
In response, lawmakers from across the state came together to pass funding for small business relief this month and Governor Walz signed the measure into law.
As commissioners of the Minnesota Departments of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) and Minnesota Department of Revenue (DOR), we re happy to announce the temporary programs established by the state in response to the continued impacts of COVID-19 in order to help Minnesota businesses weather this difficult time.
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In its massive new pandemic relief and stimulus package, Congress has significantly modified the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) to allow for second draws from the program, to simplify the loan forgiveness process, to provide restaurants access to greater relief and to extend the program through March 2021.
The law also includes economic disaster grants and debt relief provisions, as well as bolstering the Small Business Administration’s existing Microloan Program.
The Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act is massive. This alert highlights some of the basic provisions related to Second Draw PPP Loans and gives an overview of funding and policy changes that aim to help small businesses, including minority-owned businesses and nonprofits recover from the pandemic. (
Grants, payments included in Minnesota s COVID-19 relief package now available for small businesses
By FOX 9 Staff
(FOX 9) - Several temporary programs are now available to help small businesses in Minnesota weather the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, the state Departments of Employment and Economic Development and Revenue announced Tuesday.
The programs are part of the small business relief package Gov. Tim Walz signed into law last week, according to a news release. The programs will provide grants and payments to businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic and the governor’s recent restrictions, such as bars and restaurants, convention centers and movie theaters.
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