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As I understand it, the PPL loan is funded largely by SBA's in most areas. If you apply for a PPL (most likely funded through an SBA), you are certifying that you have not let any employees go. You may get the PPL loan "forgiven" if you apply for forgiveness of the loan at a later date. ...
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As I understand it, the PPL loan is funded largely by SBA's in most areas. If you apply for a PPL (most likely funded through an SBA), you are certifying that you have not let any employees go. You may get the PPL loan "forgiven" if you apply for forgiveness of the loan at a later date. Otherwise, it is treated as a conventional loan that you must pay back.
My first thought is that you may not get unemployment compensation if you certified (by applying for a PPL/SBA loan) that you did not let any employee--including yourself--go. Ergo, you choose one or the other--PPL loan or unemployment.
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