PPP Update Peoples State Bank - February 11, 2021
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Today’s Agenda • New PPP loan opportunities • 2nd PPP loan process and CLA partnership • Major changes to PPP program • SBA review of new loans • Forgiveness update • Available resources • Q&A 3
What Is Currently ‘Active’ With PPP? All borrowers that received a First Draw PPP loan in 2020 can and should submit their application for forgiveness First Draw PPP loans for any borrower that has not yet received a PPP loan Increases to eligible first draw PPP loans based on new parameters identified Second Draw PPP loans for borrowers that secured a PPP loan in 2020 and have used all the loan funds 4
PSB’s Relationship With CliftonLarsonAllen (CLA) • Partnering with CLA to facilitate forgiveness applications • Managing all applications for the second draw process • PSB’s core competencies and dedication to serving its customers 5
Major Changes to Program With Second Draw • Only entities that have fewer than 300 employees (reduced from 500 the first time around) • Must use all your first round PPP funds prior to receiving disbursement on a 2nd draw • All round one funds were used for eligible expenses • Demonstrated revenue reduction of greater than 25%, year over year, from 2019 to 2020 (must supply documentation) o Can be substantiated with comparing annual gross revenues from filed tax returns o Can be substantiated by comparing a like quarter year over year (please note that you meet the requirement if any SINGLE quarter from 2019 to 2020 shows the 25% reduction in revenues) • For loan amount determination, borrowers with NAICS codes beginning with 72(largely hotels and restaurants) can use a 3.5 multiplier for round two. All other borrowers continue to use a 2.5 multiplier. • Maximum loan amount is $2,000,000 for any one borrower and $4,000,000 aggregate for a business enterprise (related entities) 7
The SBA’s Involvement • The updated rules and guidance call for a lot more up-front verification and documentation • More requests for information from banks and their partners (CLA) with the application process • The SBA is reviewing EVERY application prior to providing authorization • Results in a slower turnaround than what we saw the first time • A lot of errors occurring on the SBA side, slowing down the process and calling for more information • During the application review, all entities are scrubbed against multiple government and federal databases to ensure no mismatches in information. Spelling errors, transpositions and misinformation (right data wrong field) is kicking applications back • If application changes are made, a new application MUST be signed, causing multiple requests for DocuSign 8
CLA will review all new applications and respond to borrower with any requests for more information Once a complete application is in place, CLA will review for accuracy, vetting out Processing common SBA errors NEW Applications CLA sends to PSB and PSB submits to SBA with authorization usually received within 72 hours Once authorization is in place, PSB has ten calendar days to close and fund Second Draw PPP loan 9
When Do I Need to Apply for Forgiveness? • Borrowers can apply for forgiveness of their PPP loan after the 8 or 24 week covered period or when they deplete their funds, whichever comes sooner • Borrowers have up until the loan maturity date to apply for forgiveness • Loan is in deferral (no interest or principal payments due) for 10 months from the end of the covered period • If borrower’s forgiveness application is SUBMITTED TO THE SBA by the end of that period, no payments will be due while SBA is making final decision (during their 90 day window) • Ex. First Draw PPP loan funded April 20, 2020, borrower electing an eight-week covered period. End of covered period is June 15, 2020 with end of deferral period being April 15, 2021. Borrower’s application for forgiveness would need to be submitted to SBA by April 15, 2021. 10
From submission of a complete application, the Bank has up to 60 days to submit to SBA Timeline for Once SBA receives bank submission, it processing has up to 90 days to review for final Forgiveness decision Applications Once final decision is made and Bank is paid, customer receives notification in 48 hours with a letter for records requiring signature within a week 11
Resources Available for You • Your Commercial Banker • PPPinfo@bankpeoples.com • Second Draw Questions or issues with CLA: • Communicate directly through the portal • pppapp@claems.com 12
Closing and Questions
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