@RGIII This issue can’t be solved with a binary approach. The L&R approach this topic with absolute answers/arguments. There’s much more nuance. Additional protocol at schools, programs/outreach for mental health, additional steps to obtain higher caliber weapons, etc.
Coney Island Hot Weiners in Tulsa Oklahoma has been around 100+ years. Amazing story. It’s one of my fav ladies and stories. So glad we can help. #barstoolfund
@jaketapper Not a Trump fan at all.. but there’s a difference between wealth and taxable income. With his total real estate holdings I wouldn’t expect him to show positive net income. Too much depreciation, cost segregation, capex, etc.
@lruskin They’re correct. 2.5 times your monthly payroll equates to 2.5/12, or 21% (approximately). Not 2.5%! Aside from that, there are many confusing elements to the program. Banks are trying to comprehend it to the best of their ability but the guidance has been subpar at best!
Liz, while I’m not all knowing, I work in the banking industry. It’s not 2.5%, it’s actually 2.5 months worth of qualified expenses. Also, there’s a list of qualified expenses. This includes items in addition to payroll, like mortgage, rents and utility expenses.
@lisamurkowski says the PPP loan can be used for other things, like rent, mortgages, etc. (Right, but I still don't know how Mr. Seward would be eligible for any PPP loan amount, since it's 2.5% of average payroll. Can revenues or profits sub for payroll? Anybody know?)
@lisamurkowski says the PPP loan can be used for other things, like rent, mortgages, etc. (Right, but I still don't know how Mr. Seward would be eligible for any PPP loan amount, since it's 2.5% of average payroll. Can revenues or profits sub for payroll? Anybody know?)