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Can I use Eidl to buy truck?

Can I use Eidl to buy truck?

First, buying a home clearly falls outside the intended uses of EIDL. It appears that buying a vehicle does as well, even if it is a business purchase. Remember that ineligible uses of EIDL proceeds include “acquisition of fixed assets” and fixed assets usually include vehicles.

Can I buy new equipment with EIDL loan?

When you signed your loan agreement, you certified that EIDL funds would not be used for any of the following: Repayment of stockholder/principal loans. Expansion of facilities or acquisition of fixed assets (e.g. purchasing equipment such as a new camera) Repair or replacement of physical damages.

What can you spend SBA disaster loan money on?

SBA disaster loans can be used to repair or replace the following items damaged or destroyed in a declared disaster: real estate, personal property, machinery and equipment, and inventory and business assets.

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Can I put my EIDL loan in a savings account?

Can the EIDL money be put into an interest-bearing account? The Treasury can deposit the disbursements to business checking or savings accounts.

How do I pay my EIDL loan?

There are several ways you can make a payment on your disaster loan – by phone, by mail, and online.

  1. Payment by Phone. To make a payment, contact the SBA Customer Service Center toll-free at 1-800-659-2955 (TTY: 1-800-877-8339).
  2. Payment by Mail.
  3. Payment Online.

How do I pay my Eidl bill online?

Make an online payment at Pay.gov:

  1. Go to Pay.gov.
  2. Search for SBA Form 1201 Borrower Payment.
  3. Submit payment using SBA Form 1201 Borrower Payment using one of the following accepted online payment methods: bank account (ACH), PayPal account, debit card.

Can I use Eidl to pay off credit card debt?

The COVID-19 EIDL program increased their loan cap amount to $2 million from $500,000. This allows businesses carrying higher interest commercial debt or even credit card debt that was acquired over the last year to use COVID-19 EIDL funds to pay outstanding debt balances in one lump sum.