Koprince Law - As we said in this space a few days ago, the SBA has put in place a safe harbor until May 14 for companies to return Paycheck Protection Program loan money if they find they don’t need it. No harm, no foul. So, what happens if they don’t need it, but don’t return it?
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What Happens When a Company Takes a PPP Loan it Doesn’t Need?
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