On the Hill

This week, two separate business interruption bills were introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives.

As of this morning, the Paycheck Protection Program had officially exhausted the $350 billion made available through the CARES Act.

The guidance includes additional eligibility criteria and requirements, as well as FAQs.

The Big “I” worked with senators to send a letter to the White House addressing the issue of business interruption insurance.

The Big “I” government affairs team recorded a webinar addressing legislative activity at the state and federal levels in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

This week, the Big “I,” working in tandem with the American Society of Association Executives, sent letters to congressional leadership advocating for support for 501(c)(6) organizations in the next coronavirus aid package.

In coordination with other association partners, the Big “I” sent a letter to Congress advocating for support for 501(c)(6) organizations in the next coronavirus aid package.

The Big “I” government affairs team will provide valuable information on legislative activity at both the state and federal level during a webinar available Wednesday, April 8.

The proposed new relief program would provide liquidity to businesses to maintain their viability and ability to compensate employees.

In response to the coronavirus crisis, FEMA will extend the grace period to renew flood insurance policies from 30 to 120 days, and the USDA has announced flexibilities to help with policies, claims, reporting and payments.