@Tom - CARES Act, SBA EIDL Loans, and Daycare

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  • tn0087
    Daycare.com Member
    • Feb 2011
    • 29

    @Tom - CARES Act, SBA EIDL Loans, and Daycare

    Hi Tom,
    This may be more nuanced than you can touch on in a forum post, but I am curious your thoughts around home daycares pursuing the SBA's Economic Injury loan as a result of coronavirus impacts.

    My home daycare has had two enrolled children terminate services due to the parents being out of work and not able to continue to pay for care in the interim. Depending on the duration, the remainder of children are in danger of following the same pattern.

    If all enrolled children leave care due to parents being home and unable/unwilling to continue with payment, should this be considered as a valid reason to pursue the SBA loan in search of relief to support my wages and mortgage and insurance payment support? The daycare will technically not be closed, so I don't believe unemployment will be an option, but realistically I don't anticipate an uptick in enrollment to cover the losses.

    Thank you!
  • AmyKidsCo
    Daycare.com Member
    • Mar 2013
    • 3786

    #2
    I'm also interested in your opinion. I haven't had a major loss of income - yet - but the SBA would be helpful now for utility payments and health insurance premiums.

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    • TomCopeland
      Business Author/Trainer
      • Jun 2010
      • 3062

      #3
      SBA loan/grant program

      Originally posted by tn0087
      Hi Tom,
      This may be more nuanced than you can touch on in a forum post, but I am curious your thoughts around home daycares pursuing the SBA's Economic Injury loan as a result of coronavirus impacts.

      My home daycare has had two enrolled children terminate services due to the parents being out of work and not able to continue to pay for care in the interim. Depending on the duration, the remainder of children are in danger of following the same pattern.

      If all enrolled children leave care due to parents being home and unable/unwilling to continue with payment, should this be considered as a valid reason to pursue the SBA loan in search of relief to support my wages and mortgage and insurance payment support? The daycare will technically not be closed, so I don't believe unemployment will be an option, but realistically I don't anticipate an uptick in enrollment to cover the losses.

      Thank you!
      You can apply for unemployment and you are eligible for the SBA loan/grant program. You can do both.
      http://www.tomcopelandblog.com

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      • Alwaysgreener
        Home Child Care Provider
        • Oct 2013
        • 2519

        #4
        SBA loan? How does this work? Why would I apply?

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        • TomCopeland
          Business Author/Trainer
          • Jun 2010
          • 3062

          #5
          Sba

          Originally posted by 284878
          SBA loan? How does this work? Why would I apply?
          Apply for the Paycheck Protection Program through your local SBA office.
          http://www.tomcopelandblog.com

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          • Red
            New Daycare.com Member
            • Mar 2020
            • 14

            #6
            SBA Loan/Grant

            Hi All, I just spoke with a representative from my local credit union and they are a participating lender taking SBA loan applications for the Disaster Loan Assistance program. They will call me back early next week to do the application. Maybe your bank/credit union is participating too. I read that it is a forgivable loan if you show proof that you use the funds for mortgage, payroll or overhead costs related to the business. I hope this helps a little!

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            • Firefly
              Daycare.com Member
              • Nov 2018
              • 128

              #7
              Is the Paycheck Protection Program just for daycares with employees?

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              • Alwaysgreener
                Home Child Care Provider
                • Oct 2013
                • 2519

                #8
                Originally posted by Firefly
                Is the Paycheck Protection Program just for daycares with employees?
                Yeah how do I prove that I paid myself, since l don't have any employees?

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                • TomCopeland
                  Business Author/Trainer
                  • Jun 2010
                  • 3062

                  #9
                  Paycheck Protection Program

                  Originally posted by Firefly
                  Is the Paycheck Protection Program just for daycares with employees?
                  No. You can use your lost profit as "payroll" for this program. I'll be writing about this in the next day or so on my website: www.tomcopelandblog.com
                  http://www.tomcopelandblog.com

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