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As previously announced, Intuit was recently approved as a non-bank SBA-approved lender for the Paycheck Protection Program through our subsidiary, Intuit Financing, Inc, DBA QuickBooks Capital. We are now accepting loan applications from a subset of QuickBooks Online Payroll customers. At this time, the Small Business Administration has stopped accepting applications for the Paycheck Protection Program loans because the processed loan volume has reached the $349 billion level currently authorized by the CARES Act. We are actively monitoring the situation and hope more funding will become available.
By Robert (Bob) Steelehttps://accountinginstruction.info/
As previously announced, Intuit was recently approved as a non-bank SBA-approved lender for the Paycheck Protection Program through our subsidiary, Intuit Financing, Inc, DBA QuickBooks Capital. We are now accepting loan applications from a subset of QuickBooks Online Payroll customers. At this time, the Small Business Administration has stopped accepting applications for the Paycheck Protection Program loans because the processed loan volume has reached the $349 billion level currently authorized by the CARES Act. We are actively monitoring the situation and hope more funding will become available.