07Oct
SBA Issues Guidance For Ownership Changes Under PPP
Businesses contemplating mergers and/or acquisitions (M&A) during this worldwide pandemic have wrestled with the question of how to treat a target company that reveals an outstanding Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan on its books. The promissory note with the PPP lender may have a provision deeming the borrower to be in default if it changes ownership or business structure, or sells its assets, without the lender’s prior written consent......
By:
Husch Blackwell LLP
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