Gusto Joins Letter to Congress Urging Renewal of Paycheck Protection Program

Gusto EditorsDecember 21, 2020

On December 7, Gusto joined the Economic Innovation Group and other industry leaders in urging Congress to provide immediate relief to small businesses by renewing the Paycheck Protection Program. The letter also calls on Congress to prioritize longer-term small business recovery programs when it returns next year.

Read the full letter here:

Letter to Congress on Small Business Relief December-2020 - Page 1 — Page 1 of 3

Letter to Congress on Small Business Relief December-2020 - Page 2 — Page 2 of 3

Letter to Congress on Small Business Relief December-2020 - Page 3 — Page 3 of 3

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