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Section 5: OPA Board Subject: Parks and Board Out of Control Msg# 1083456
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There's BIG difference between us and our attorneys. To try and call that "failures on our part" just amounts to hind sight being 20/20. I'd suggest the OPA turned out the losers, in both those cases. Attorneys got paid although coming out on the wrong end of those proceedings.
Currently the Small Business Administration has taken its own steps to adjust for misinterpretations. Discussed here earlier, involving Q&A 17,and the recent news about safe harbor for borrowers below $2 million. Click Here That source also reported: Statistics released by the SBA for round 2 of the PPP, which began April 27, showed that just over 19% of the loans were over the $2 million cutoff, which means more than 80% don't need to worry about the certification. Tom PS No need to bad mouth with terms like "screwed". A notch beyond your usual lexicon and insights here. |
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: One more time I will point out to you that the fact that we lost the YMCA case (and the Beach Parking case) was at least partly due to failures on our part to write escape proof documents and/or pay attention to details. So you think that because we got "screwed" on two occasions by the courts we have the right to screw the government back. That's what's known as false equivalency. I hope for your sake you don't take the same approach when preparing tax returns.. |
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