New Grant Opportunities for St. Pete Small Businesses
Beginning August 4th, the City of St Pete is accepting applications from small businesses for $10,000 grants.
PPP Part 2: A Second Bite at the Apple
A new bill was passed yesterday that relaxes some rules related to PPP loans. The new rules will make it easier for some borrowers to reach maximum forgiveness, and may make PPP loans more attractive to businesses who have not yet applied.
Preschool Learning Pods – Understand the Legal Issues
In addition to figuring out logistics, families with preschoolers who want to start a learning pod need to keep in mind potential legal pitfalls. Below are some tips for managing your legal risk.
PPP Flexibility – Some good news
A new bill was passed yesterday that relaxes some rules related to PPP loans. The new rules will make it easier for some borrowers to reach maximum forgiveness, and may make PPP loans more attractive to businesses who have not yet applied.
UPDATED: Is it time to repay your PPP loan?
If your PPP loan was not "necessary" under new guidelines, repaying it by May 18th will protect your business from potential fines and penalties.
Disaster loans limited to $1k per employee
New limitations may make COVID-19 disaster loans less attractive to small businesses.
Keeping customers and employees safe
Retail stores and restaurants providing pickup/delivery need guidance to operate safely
Gaunce Law part of USFSP Forum to Help Hospitality Businesses
Gaunce Law participates in forum along side MyRestaurant CFO and the Small Business Administration.
Meredith Gaunce Demystifies Unemployment and Paid leave
Meredith acted as a volunteer attorney to educate Community Law Program's stakeholders about unemployment and paid leave programs. View the video here
Gaunce Law partners with Keep St Pete Local
Image by Leo Gomez Studios Gaunce Law and Keep St Pete Local worked together to create a list of 300 (and growing) local businesses selling products and services available online…