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Join the SBA Seattle District office to learn about the new PPP forgiveness application process for certain borrowers with PPP loans of $150,000 or less.
During this free webinar you will learn:
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This webinar will cover the new Coronavirus relief bill updates to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan forgiveness application and related instructions.
Representatives from the SBA and the Washington State Small Business Development Center (SBDC) will provide updates on the new PPP loan and loan forgiveness requirements:
Topics Covered:
Presenters:
Steve Burke, Washington SBDC Certified Business Advisor
Janie Sacco, Marketing and Outreach Specialist, Seattle District Office, U.S. Small Business Administration
Joel Nania, Manager Spokane Office, U.S. Small Business Administration
Instructions:
A Zoom link for the webinar will be sent prior to the event to those who register.
Register online: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Lix2YKyrTlGFeCY6NTtHdA
As businesses look to minimize risk, keep their employees safe, and figure out how to maintain their supply systems, managing cash flow is key. Changes to pricing, marketing initiatives, expansions, staffing and other core expenses gives you a look into the future before a cash crisis.
Managing cash flow by creating financial projections is not an easy task but it is very important to help business owners see their cash needs in advance and allows them to make tactical decisions to influence cash flow. By projecting your revenue and expenses, you can get a more accurate view for how successful your business can be.
CFO Selections offers a free cash-flow calculator, available here.
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Many entrepreneurs launch into a new business enterprise without a solid foundation of the legal language around debt and credit. This workshop will focus on giving the small business owner a better understanding of business loan terminology such as secured and unsecured debt, collateral, personal guarantee, and “joint and several” liability.
Meet the Presenter
Deirdre Glynn Levin is the principal of DGL Law, PLLC. Her practice consists of commercial and business law with significant experience developing thoughtful, pragmatic solutions to the legal issues, including debt and credit issues, faced by business clients. She counsels growing and established companies on governance, corporate structure (including dissolution), contract negotiation, dispute resolution, drafting and enforcement. Deirdre advises businesses on establishing systems for risk management, minimizing uncollectable accounts, and negotiating improvements to contract compliance in a complex regulatory environment.
Ms. Glynn Levin previously served as a career law clerk for federal bankruptcy judges in Seattle, Tacoma, and San Francisco. She has had the unique opportunity to serve simultaneously as bankruptcy and appellate law clerk to the Hon. Philip H. Brandt during his term on the Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel and the U.S. Bankruptcy Court Western District of Washington.
Deirdre served for six years as a Hearing Officer for the Washington State Bar Association, served on the Executive Board of the WSBA Debtor-Creditor Section, and Chair of the Communications Committee of the WSBA Business Law Section.
Registration Policies:
Registration and Fees: WCWB strives to bring you as many free workshops as possible, however sometimes we may ask for a nominal fee to help pay speaker, venue, and/or food fees. Payment of workshop fees may be made by check or credit card and must be received no later than 3 days prior to the event date to guarantee your space in an event.
Refund Policy: If you wish to request a refund, please contact the conference organizer listed above to discuss. You may also elect to send a substitute in your place. If the event is cancelled, all fees will be returned.
Special Accommodations: In accordance with the American Disabilities Act and state law, you may request accommodations due to a disability by contacting the event organizer listed above. Advance notice may be necessary for some accommodations. Registration must be paid prior to accommodation requests.
Understanding the Washington Cares Fund
Part 2: What employees need to know about the Washington Cares Fund
Tuesday, June 29, 2021
2:00PM – 3:00PM
Online through Washington Nonprofits
If you do nothing, you will automatically join the new public LTC program and begin paying a tax withheld from your paycheck in 2022. Join us to learn the pros and cons of opting-out of this tax by purchasing private LTC insurance if it is right for you. This opportunity is available one time only prior to implementation of the program.
Beginning in 2022, all W-2 employees in Washington State will begin paying a new payroll tax of .58% to fund a new public long-term care (LTC) program, the Washington Cares Fund. Beginning in 2025, the program will begin paying benefits for LTC services to qualifying eligible workers who are disabled and require assistance. Although the taxes are paid by individual employees, nonprofit employers should understand the new program and share information with their employees. Individuals have a one-time only opportunity to opt out of participating in the program by proving that they have private LTC insurance in place by November 1, 2021.
Washington Nonprofits has arranged for two briefings to help you and your employees understand the new LTC program. Part 1: What employers need to know about the Washington Cares Fund, is scheduled on June 24, 12-1pm.
Cost – Free
About The Presenter
Christina Buchholz, Brown & Brown Insurance
As the Brown & Brown Seattle Employee Benefits Practice Leader, Christina prides herself on developing a team that would bring best in class employee benefits capabilities to customers. Throughout her almost 30-year career in employee benefits, Christina has served in every facet of the industry, including operations and benefits administration, data analytics, and consulting. With this background, she leads the team with experience with an eye toward the horizon of new capabilities in the industry.
Christina and her family were born and remain Seattle-ites. She is the product of the Matteo Ricci program through Seattle University, and attended the University of Washington. The heart of the Buchholz family is in volunteerism throughout the Puget Sound and globally. The family especially enjoys serving other families and youth in their communities.
While all businesses have been affected by the economic downturn caused by COVID-19, the nonprofits in our state are especially vulnerable as state and local budget contributes are cut and charitable giving decreases. But many of these organizations are also crucial in supporting our community through the provision of food and shelter, mental health resources, childcare, and more.
Join us to hear how some local nonprofits are managing funding deficits, how they have pivoted to meet changing needs in the community, and what they need to ensure a successful recovery.
This webinar will cover the new Coronavirus relief bill updates to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan forgiveness application and related instructions.
Representatives from the SBA and the Washington State Small Business Development Center (SBDC) will provide updates on the new PPP loan and loan forgiveness requirements:
Topics Covered:
PPP Basic Forgiveness Application Information
The PPP Loan Forgiveness Application Required Docs
Simplified Process for PPP loans under $150,000
Effect of the EIDL Advance
Retro-active elements of the new legislation
What you will need to be most successful in obtaining loan forgiveness
This webinar will be presented bi-weekly as needed.
Presenters:
Steve Burke, Washington SBDC Certified Business Advisor
Janie Sacco, Marketing and Outreach Specialist, Seattle District Office, U.S. Small Business Administration
Mark Costello, Deputy District Director, Seattle District Office, U.S. Small Business Administration
Funding Available Under the Economic Aid Act Webinar
Register at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yK8arHZ4Sjy0EA8hroEgjQ
Don’t miss the Eastside Recovery Hub’s first webinar of 2021 focused on the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits and Venues Act (Economic Aid Act), which was signed into law on December 27, 2020.
Join representatives from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and Washington Small Business Development Center (SBDC) as they review the new Coronavirus relief provisions available under the Economic Aid Act including the new round of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loans.
Topics include:
• SBA Debt relief and other programs
• EIDL and EIDL Advance
• Special lending accessibility in the new legislation for certain businesses
• Update on how and where to apply for a new or additional PPP
• Allowed uses for the PPP loans
• Eligibility for the PPP, how to prepare and work with your lender
• Key improvements and changes to the PPP
• Preparation for loan forgiveness
• Where to get additional help
Q and A will be covered as time allows – feel free to submit your questions in advance when registering. If you are unable to attending the live webinar, please register to receive a link to the on-demand recording of the webinar.
Our speakers will share the latest PPP Loan updates and will delve into specifics on PPP Loan forgiveness. They will share examples of the forgiveness application forms, borrower documentation requirements, and answers to frequently asked questions about the process.
Are you looking for a computerized accounting solution? This webinar will help you identify the QuickBooks features you need for your unique business. If you already are using QuickBooks and wonder if you should switch to a different version, this webinar will assist you in the decision-making process.
Since there is no “right” QuickBooks solution, we will compare the many versions of QuickBooks and contrast their feature availability and appearance. We will look at what is available in all versions and identify those limited to specific versions. We’ll also discuss some basic workflows for recording transactions into QuickBooks.
To prepare for this webinar, you can download and complete the self-assessment worksheet. A link to the pdf can be found below the instructions for this event. The first side is about you and will help you identify your preferences, work style, and how you use computers. The second page is about your business needs (and wants) regarding an accounting system. Your answers will help you to narrow your focus on which elements of QuickBooks software will be most beneficial to you.
The instructor is Teresa Isaacson, the founder of The IBIS Company, LLC, and is a member of the Intuit Trainer/Writer Network. She has been teaching accounting since 2009 and started her coaching business in 2014. She is dedicated to helping new users operate the software effectively. She also performs catch-up and clean-up services for QuickBooks users.
Teresa earned advanced certifications in both the QBs desktop and the online products after taking advantage of the training offered by Intuit ProAdvisor Program. She is currently creating online QuickBooks courses.
Intuit is offering SBDC clients a special discount for Online software: https://quickbooks.intuit.com/franchise/sba/?cid=franchise4_cf_asbdc
Washington SBDC disclaimer: This is not an endorsement of any product or service.