CARES Act & GovCon: Are PPP Loans Truly Forgivable?

This event qualifies for 1 CPEs

Many federal contractors have already been taking advantage of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), which was established by the CARES Act to help small businesses and other eligible borrowers make payroll and survive the economic impact of COVID-19. While PPP loans will hopefully provide critical relief to many, they may come with more strings attached for government contractors than the plain text of the CARES Act indicates.

Please join Gary McDonald & Bill Walter of DHG and Aron Beezley & Sarah Osborne of Bradley on Tuesday, April 21, 2020, from 11 AM (Eastern) to 12 PM (Eastern), for a FREE webinar on this important topic. The panel will discuss the most current guidance available through the time of the webinar including:

DoD Class Deviation – CARES Act Sec. 3610
Implementation Guidance for Sec. 3610 of the CARES Act
DoD Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
Key FAR provisions
Policy considerations and solutions

CPE Information

CPE Credit: One hour of CPE (pending approval)

Delivery Format: Group Internet Based (each attendee must be logged in and answer the poll questions in order to receive CPE credit).

Prerequisites/Advanced Preparation: None

Course Level: Basic

Participants: Contractors and subcontractors in the Government Contracting marketplace

Program Content: High level discussion on the forgiveness aspects of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and its impact on government prime contractors and subcontractors.

Policies

This event is complimentary. Due to this program being offered free of charge, there will be no refunds issued. If you have any questions regarding administrative policies such as registration or cancellation, please contact webinars@dhg.com.

Questions

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