But how do you get the loan to be more?
Is it based on number of employees/1099 workers or 2019 Net?
I'm doing the Kabbage application and it asked what my 2019 Net was. By my calculation, it's only giving me ~20% of my 2019 Net. 1 employee
I haven't filed for 2019 yet, so I'm asking what all documents they asked for to verify?
The video above I posted does a great job explaining how to calculate the amount for your PPP loan if you're a self employed independent contractor. JJ the CPA also has a great video for business. He also has a website
www.jjthecpahelp.com where there are calculators and spreadsheets on how to calculate the actual loan amount.
In short, self employed, take whatever your 1099 2019 today and divide that by 12 to get a monthly average. Then add in your bills (rent (business related, health insurance, etc.) Take that number and multiply it 2.5. That's your PPP loan.
Some people are combining EIDL and PPP. They are two different programs and have two different ways to qualify. EIDL is simply, fill out the app and wait. As of yesterday, the SBA website still said lapse of funds.