Feds Begin Prosecuting Coronavirus PPP Loan Fraud. Some Companies May Fight Back – And Win ( Los Angeles Times ) | News & Events

Ever since the public backlash last April against some large, well-off or nationwide companies that helped themselves to emergency government funds intended to rescue small businesses during the pandemic, federal officials have vowed to crack down on any abuses of the popular program, also known as PPP.

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Feds Begin Prosecuting Coronavirus PPP Loan Fraud. Some Companies May Fight Back – And Win (Los Angeles Times)

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