I saw the PPP stuff only yesterday. The residential addresses of all 3 are in Canada on the reportings filed with the SEC.
I have to see that as a major red flag when a foreign company out of Canada where the 3 employees reside take out a free PPP loan that they literally don't have to pay back as long as the PPP is used to pay the employees.
It literally states right on SBA's website that your principal primary residential address must be in the USA.
That means simply you must live and work in the United States for your foreign employer to be eligible.
I saw the PPP stuff only yesterday. The residential addresses of all 3 are in Canada on the reportings filed with the SEC.
I have to see that as a major red flag when a foreign company out of Canada where the 3 employees reside take out a free PPP loan that they literally don't have to pay back as long as the PPP is used to pay the employees.
It literally states right on SBA's website that your principal primary residential address must be in the USA.
That means simply you must live and work in the United States for your foreign employer to be eligible.
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