RI Lt. Gov. McKee & RI Small Business Coalition urge more relief to small businesses

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Lt. Governor Dan McKee and the Rhode Island Small Business Coalition today sent letters to Governor Gina Raimondo and members of the Rhode Island General Assembly urging a collaborative effort to provide additional relief to small businesses before the state’s CARES Act funds expire on December 30, 2020. Requests include immediately allocating an additional $75M…

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Help for the small investor in rental properties

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While renters and homeowners have relief options for payments if they have been impacted by employment around the COVID-19 crisis, homeowners who rent apartments have been left holding the empty purses, in many cases. While large companies may not have the direct impact for several months, the small investor who may own one, two, or…

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Home Care Providers Disappointed at Gov. Raimondo’s Handling of COVID-19 at Six-Month Mark

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Home Care Providers Disappointed at Gov. Raimondo’s Handling of COVID-19 at Six-Month Mark Nicholas Oliver, Executive Director for the Rhode Island Partnership for Home Care (“The Partnership”), issues the following statement expressing disappointment in the handling of the COVID-19 public health emergency by Governor Gina Raimondo (D-RI) as Rhode Island approaches the six-month mark tomorrow,…

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The CARES Act – what will $2 Trillion do for me?

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The Congress was instructed to “go bold, be brave, go big” – and they did. The CARES Act is a substantial help to Americans – not to think another, 4th package, won’t one day be needed. Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act: Reprinted from the Tax Foundation: Unemployment insurance provisions now include an additional…

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