Word up Wednesday

from Boom Factor Radio · host DrDee: ervinmanagementgroup.com/shop-test/ols/products/author-dr-doniel-ervin

Good morning you guys today on this episode you will be hearing about Tiger Woods got in the car accident oh my gosh and then that's a dick is going to get her eyes checked I need a new prescription you guys and well well well then throughout the day I'll probably just be sharing some stuff about small businesses and self-employed guess what today is be a while yesterday SBA have approved independent contractors to have a better chance to receive the PPP so instead of them getting the amount from line 31 we will be able to glean from line number 7 your gross revenue how much money that you did make before the expenses hit oh my gosh I wish they would have did that when I got my PPP the first one man I could have probably got about five six thousand dollars what guess what it is the second round so if you guys need help with that always go to ErvinManagementGroup.Com to assist you FREE how to complete the application.

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