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WEBINAR: The Forgivable or Not-So Forgivable PPP Loan

Gettry Marcus CPA, P.C. presented: The Forgivable or Not-So Forgivable PPP Loan
Including Review of the Just Released Loan Forgiveness Application

Join Gettry Marcus, CPA, P.C. and Campolo, Middleton & McCormick, LLP for Part 2 of our highly successful webinar series on PPP Loan Forgiveness. This webinar will address the latest loan forgiveness issues which will include:

  • Review of PPP Loan Forgiveness Application Form, including:
    • Alternative payroll Covered Period
    • Forty-hour workweek benchmark for FTE status
    • Safe harbor requirements for both rehiring of employees and adjusting employee compensation
    • FTE reduction exemptions for employees in the Covered Period or Alternative Payroll Covered Period
    • Documentation required to substantiate loan forgiveness calculation
  • Planning Tools
  • SBA and Treasury Department Guidance
  • Q&A

Program Panelists

Lee Ferber, CPA, Partner-in-charge of Gettry Marcus’ Business Advisory and Virtual (VRTL) Accounting Services Groups and Co-Chair of the firm’s Health Care Consulting Group. Lee specializes in auditing, accounting, tax, and business advisory services for closely-held businesses. He works collaboratively with business owners and their management teams to develop and implement strategic initiatives that lead to increased growth and profitability, improved performance, and greater value for their businesses

Christine Malafi, Senior Partner at Campolo, Middleton & McCormick, LLP, focuses on mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, routine and complex transactions, labor and employment issues, and other business matters. She routinely represents buyers and sellers in multimillion-dollar transactions and serves in a general counsel role for many of the firm’s internationally-based clients.


Nicholas Backmann, CPA, Supervisor in Gettry Marcus’ Business Valuation and Litigation Services Group, provides financial analysis, forensic accounting services, and valuation services for fraud investigations, marital dissolutions, estate, and gift planning, shareholder disputes, and other types of litigation cases. Nick has been engaged by attorneys, businesses, insurance companies, and individuals to perform services in complex litigation settings.

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