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COVID-19 Business Resources

Navigating through the COVID-19 crisis as a business owner can be nothing short of difficult. Please keep checking this page as we will continuously update it with pertinent information relevant to your business.

 

 

Business Assistance

CARES Act

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act allocates $376 billion in relief for American workers and small businesses.

In addition to traditional SBA funding programs, the CARES Act established several new temporary programs to address the COVID-19 outbreak.

PLEASE NOTE: Congress added $310 billion to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) on April 23rd. Regency Centers hosted a webinar with the National Federation of Independent Businesses (NFIB) that answers your questions on the program and funding.

If you applied for the first round of funding, please check with your lender to ensure that your application is still submitted for this round. Otherwise, please have your paperwork in order and be ready to submit an application for this new funding as soon as possible.

 

Paycheck Protection Program

Designed to provide a direct incentive for small businesses to keep their workers on the payroll

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SBA Express Bridge Loan

Enables small businesses who have a business relationship with an SBA Express Lender to access up to $25,000 quickly

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SBA Debt Relief

The SBA is providing a financial reprieve to small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic

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BE AWARE! The Internal Revenue Service has issued a warning that scammers are already trying to take advantage of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES act)... read more

Small Business Resources Guide

COVID-19 Small Business Resources CoverOur COVID-19 Small Business Resources Guide has more detail about the programs listed here and other help available to you.

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SBA: Small Business Guidance & Loan Resources

Please visit the SBA website for guidance for businesses and employers impacted by COVID-19.

Your Money And Coronavirus: A Financial Protection Guide

This Forbes guide aims to cut through the confusion and help you protect your finances in these uncertain times.

I’m Not Certain What to Do and Need Some Guidance

The SBA’s Local Assistance Directory can connect you to several local partners to counsel, mentor, and train small businesses.

What is My State Doing?

Several states are beginning to offer guidance and assistance for businesses and individuals impacted by COVID-19. You can access such information through your local and state government websites.

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What the Federal Government is Doing?

USA.gov/Coronavirus
White House Coronavirus Task Force
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

 

 

Be Aware!

The Internal Revenue Service has issued a warning that scammers are already trying to take advantage of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES act). The IRS plans to use previous tax return information to deposit the stimulus money into your account or send you a paper check as an alternative.

The IRS offered tips on how to identify fraudulent emails or call, emphasizing that any communication from the IRS will describe the funds as an "economic impact payment," not a "stimulus check."

  • Don't "verify information:" Scammers may try to get you to "verify" your filing information in order to receive an economic impact payment. They will use your personal information at a later date to file false tax returns.
  • Don't provide bank or Paypal account information: The IRS will not call and ask you to verify your payment details. Do not give out your bank account, debit account, or PayPal account information - even if someone claims it's necessary to get your check. It's a scam.
  • Don't click on email or text links with claims about getting money faster: Delete the email or text as it is a scam.
  • Be skeptical about checks you may receive now, especially if it is for an uneven amount or includes cents: If you receive a "check" in the mail now, it's a fraud - it will take the Treasury a few weeks to mail out the economic impact payment checks. If you receive a "check" for an odd amount (especially one with cents), or a check that requires that you verify the check online or by calling a number, it's a fraud.

 

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