Resources for Small Businseses

During COVID-19 Business Capital Resource is helping you navigate the new normal

The global COVID-19 outbreak is a fluid, unpredictable scenario.
And we at Business Capital Resource are here to assist.

 

Business Capital Resource has resources available for business owners who have been impacted by COVID-19. Our resource hub contains articles related to available government assistance programs and other tools businesses may use as they navigate the new normal.

Government Assistance for Small Businesses

Small Business Administration Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program

The government passed the CARES Act, which adds $10 billion in financing to the current SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan programme, to help small companies affected by COVID-19.

On our SBA page, you can find out more about how these loans function and how to apply with the SBA. Business Capital Resource does not take part in the SBA EIDL programme, please note this.

Small Business Assistance Programs from Local and State Government

In addition to the CARES Act, numerous municipal and state governments have started offering financial aid to small businesses affected by COVID-19. In addition to the CARES Act SBA initiatives, small businesses can apply for these programmes directly with their local or state.

On our SBA page, you can find out more about how these loans function and how to apply with the SBA. Business Capital Resource does not take part in the SBA EIDL programme, please note this.

The CARES Act’s Additional Benefits for Small Businesses

Beyond small company loans from the SBA, the CARES Act included provisions to assist small businesses impacted by the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. Find out more about the other provisions of the CARES Act, such as tax cuts and debt relief, that may be able to provide your company with some financial assistance.

Operating Your Business During Coronavirus

You, as a small business owner, are probably considering how to run your enterprise safely throughout the coronavirus epidemic. Learn more about how to change your company so that both your employees and customers are protected. You should also find out how to communicate with your clients in a proactive manner so that they are informed of the changes to your small business.

*NDP Analytics, May 2018. “The Economic Benefits of Online Lending to Small Businesses and the U.S. Economy.”