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Actions to Take After Receiving a Paycheck Protection Program Loan

The multiple rounds of PPP reform are intended to offer greater relief to business owners. However, the changes also introduced questions around the tax treatment of PPP loans and their forgiveness under the PPP.
By Sonia Desai and Sean Muller
March 24, 2021
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by Sonia Desai

Sonia Desai, CPA, is a Managing Director at Weaver. Over the past year, she has been advising clients in a variety of industries as well as the public about accounting aspects of the Paycheck Protection Program. Weaver is a Houston-based firm that has grown to be the 35th largest public accounting firm in the United States, according to INSIDE Public Accounting. From Fortune 500 multinational companies to start-ups, Weaver’s clients include commercial, government and not-for-profit organizations

by Sean Muller

Sean Muller, CPA, is National Practice Leader of Tax Services at Weaver. With three decades of experience providing tax and consulting services, Sean works with business leaders in multiple industries to navigate complex tax planning and compliance requirements. Weaver is a Houston-based firm that has grown to be the 35th largest public accounting firm in the United States, according to INSIDE Public Accounting. From Fortune 500 multinational companies to start-ups, Weaver’s clients include commercial, government and not-for-profit organizations

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