I thought I might start a thread about relief available;
Individuals are supposed to get a check direct and as I understand it will be reconciled on your 2020 tax filing (your dependents or income changed since the 2018 or 2019 filing the gov't went off of)
For small businesses like I have they are also providing "loans" for payroll, rent and utilities that if you maintain your status quo through two months they loan will be "forgiven". I'm not one for believing anything is free and there are always strings attached (more than the string that generations of American workers will pay for this free giveaway).
The participating banks and credit unions are not supposed to be processing these loans until April 3rd but the link below details the information and has a sample application form (it does appear to very short and simple) for review.
An SBA loan that helps businesses keep their workforce employed during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
www.sba.gov
If anyone participates or hears more about this program or strings attached that will bite you on the back end I'd be interested to hear about it ( I've got to get a new accountant!)
@Bruce @zipper @J-RAD @djetok or any of our other small business/self employed members,