SBA Affiliation – The Stickiest Point for Startups in the CARES Act
This is the stickiest point in the CARES Act for many startups is the SBA affiliation and the related exceptions and gray areas.
How Can My Startup Get Tax Relief During COVID-19?
Learn about employee retention credit, payroll tax holiday and other important tax relief available for startups under Title II of the CARES Act.
Important Resources to Help Startups Understand the CARES Act
There is a tremendous amount of information available on the CARES Act and related topics, here are Burkland’s recommended resources for COVID-19.
I Need Help Paying My Startup’s Loans During COVID-19
The Small Business Debt Relief Program will provide immediate relief to small businesses with non-disaster SBA loans, in particular 7(a), 504, and microloans.
How Can I Get Significant Capital to Cover My Payroll Costs During COVID-19?
The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) provides 100% federally guaranteed loans to employers to help cover payroll during the COVID-19 crisis.
How Do I Get a Quick Infusion of Working Capital for My Startup During COVID-19?
How Do I Get a Quick Infusion of Working Capital for My Startup During COVID-19? Economic Injury Disaster Loans Can Provide Your Startup With A Quick Infusion of Working Capital
Startup Accounting: Finance 101 for Startups
Learn the startup accounting formula. Burkland Startup CFO Debbie Rosler outlines key finance and accounting considerations for Pre-Seed and Seed startups.
Outsourced Startup CFO: Taking Growth to the Next Level
An outsourced startup CFO helps startups improve finance management without the cost of a full time CFO, which may not be needed quite yet.
Startup Fraud and Embezzlement – How Venture-Backed Companies Can Mitigate the Risk
Few things can be as toxic to a venture-backed startup as the occurrence of fraud and embezzlement. Tips and a free guide to help you avoid startup fraud.
Seven Steps to a Better (and More Effective) Startup Budget
An honest startup budget requires the two most diametrically opposed departments – sales and engineers – to work together. A few steps to make it work.