Management Company PPP2 Loan

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#14786 Closed public Multifamily Les Sparks
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Les,
I read the Q&A about a management company obtaining PPP1 and allocating to the properties they managed.
My question is is it appropriate (as related to SBA)  for the management company to use payroll that the property must reimburse in order to obtain PPP loan. If so, I assume there is no obligation to pass that on to the property? If they do pass it on to the property, do they need to modify the management agreement?

Thanks

Les Sparks

Brad, the  whole pass-through question has caused a lot of questions. The employees are legally the employees of the management company. That is where the IRS see them. However, these employees work at a specific site/project. Further, apartment projects were considered passive and ineligible for PPP loans, despite the fact that many did receive them. Therefore, there has been no consistent answer on whether or not they should get them – but they did get them. Further they got them with both project and management company employees. Many have also received forgiveness.

 

I do not think there is any need to modify the management agreement to reflect the pushdown, not is there any need to push it down. That is a choice some are making and others are not.

 

Les Sparks

AHACPA

(801) 547-0809

 

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