Since the Paycheck Protection Program launched last spring, it has disbursed $780 billion, including more than $12 billion to U.S. contractors. Now, as the second iteration of the program winds down, borrowers are wondering how to achieve forgiveness.
The important thing to note, according to presenters at a recent webinar sponsored by the law firm of Dorsey & Whitney, is that PPP forgiveness is not guaranteed.
While the overall economy continues to recover, the construction industry remains in a favorable position. The demand for new construction projects and skilled talent continues to go higher. Despite the level of growth, the biggest concern for many
construction executives continues to be bringing in the right people for the job.
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