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No Deductions for Expenses Paid
by PPP Debt that is Forgiven
 

(As of April 30, 2020)  

As anticipated, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued guidance stating taxpayers may not deduct expenses that were paid by Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans, if the payment of the expenses results in loan forgiveness under the program.

(IRS Notice 2020-32) Loan forgiveness is available under the program for the following expenses paid and incurred during the eight weeks after the borrower receives their funds:

  • Payroll costs;
  • Mortgage interest;
  • Rent; and
  • Utilities
Under the Internal Revenue Code:
Taxpayers are precluded from claiming deductions paid with exempt income. Because PPP loan forgiveness is excludable from taxable income under the CARES Act, taxpayers may not claim deductions for these expenses.
 
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can help you navigate these challenging times.
 
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