The U.S. Treasury Department and the Small Business Administration said the look-back period for non-financial felony convictions has been reduced to one year from five years. The prohibition threshold for business owners with felonies involving fraud, bribery, embezzlement and similar offenses remains five years, they said.
The change goes further than what U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had suggested on Wednesday. He said the period for considering felony records would be reduced to three years. The Paycheck Protection Program, part of a historic fiscal package worth nearly $3 trillion passed by Congress and signed by President Donald Trump to deal with the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, offers businesses loans that can be partially forgiven if used for employee wages.
The Treasury Department and the SBA said the decision was made in the interest of criminal justice reform.
Oh, GREAT! 'STEAL AWAY, my bully crony boys...' 🤬 ^..^
Self pardon...
yeah that was the issue for most to get loans 🙄
It's known as the Roger Stone Amendment.
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