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In this episode of "SBA Today," hosts Paul Long and Tonya Mazurek dive into the Small Business Administration's (SBA) latest fraud prevention measures.
Paul and Tonya draw parallels between these fraud checks and TSA security practices, highlighting the potential frustrations faced by businesses seeking financial assistance. They also discuss the peculiarities surrounding applications flagged for improbable age submissions and question both the flexibility and functionality of the SBA's systems.
The show's core revolves around the SBA's ongoing efforts to curb fraudulent activities within its loan programs. Paul and Tanya scrutinize the effectiveness of these measures, such as citizenship verification and age checks, speculating on whether they are errors within SBA systems or instances of creative fraud. Using a conversational tone replete with lighthearted banter, they ponder over the potential for increased paperwork and processing delays.
This episode further underscores the important yet frustrating role of bureaucracy and compliance for emerging entrepreneurs and community businesses, emphasizing the need for practical application and human oversight.
Key Takeaways:The SBA has implemented new fraud prevention measures, including citizenship verification and automatic alerts for improbable ages to combat identity fraud.
Concerns are raised about the efficacy of these systems and whether they add unnecessary complexity, potentially burdening small businesses.
There is skepticism about whether these policies may unintentionally create more paperwork, thus delaying processes for both lenders and business owners.
Paul and Tanya emphasize the importance of human oversight alongside algorithmic checks, implying potential pitfalls if fully relying on automated systems.
The episode brings attention to the upcoming National Small Business Week and urges the audience to partake in local events to witness the contributions and successes of small businesses.
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Disclaimer: The views expressed on this show are our own and not necessarily the views of our employer.
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In this episode of "SBA Today," hosts Paul Long and Tonya Mazurek dive into the Small Business Administration's (SBA) latest fraud prevention measures.
Paul and Tonya draw parallels between these fraud checks and TSA security practices, highlighting the potential frustrations faced by businesses seeking financial assistance. They also discuss the peculiarities surrounding applications flagged for improbable age submissions and question both the flexibility and functionality of the SBA's systems.
The show's core revolves around the SBA's ongoing efforts to curb fraudulent activities within its loan programs. Paul and Tanya scrutinize the effectiveness of these measures, such as citizenship verification and age checks, speculating on whether they are errors within SBA systems or instances of creative fraud. Using a conversational tone replete with lighthearted banter, they ponder over the potential for increased paperwork and processing delays.
This episode further underscores the important yet frustrating role of bureaucracy and compliance for emerging entrepreneurs and community businesses, emphasizing the need for practical application and human oversight.
Key Takeaways:The SBA has implemented new fraud prevention measures, including citizenship verification and automatic alerts for improbable ages to combat identity fraud.
Concerns are raised about the efficacy of these systems and whether they add unnecessary complexity, potentially burdening small businesses.
There is skepticism about whether these policies may unintentionally create more paperwork, thus delaying processes for both lenders and business owners.
Paul and Tanya emphasize the importance of human oversight alongside algorithmic checks, implying potential pitfalls if fully relying on automated systems.
The episode brings attention to the upcoming National Small Business Week and urges the audience to partake in local events to witness the contributions and successes of small businesses.
đź› Sponsored by Res/Title – your “One Stop Shop for SBA closings”. We’re your commercial title and closing company that provides you with the tools and technology to give you an instant quote and AI property reports on any deal in the nation. Whether it’s for $35,000 or $35 Mil, we handle closings anywhere in the nation with one point of contact. Get started today! www.res-title.comÂ
Disclaimer: The views expressed on this show are our own and not necessarily the views of our employer.
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