Small businesses. Assistance to small businesses, including loans, grants, in-kind assistance, technical assistance or other services, that responds to the negative economic impacts of the COVID–19 public health emergency.
Small businesses. Owner is an equal opportunity institution and as such, encourages the use of small businesses including women and minority-owned small businesses in the provision of construction related services. Small businesses should have a fair and equal opportunity to compete for dollars spent by Owner to procure construction-related services. Competition ensures that prices are competitive and a broad vendor base is available. Professional shall use good faith efforts to ensure opportunities are available to small businesses, including women and minority-owned businesses, on the Project.
Small businesses. This chapter shall not be applied to any employer which is a business entity organized for profit, including but not limited to any individual, partnership, corporation, joint venture, association or cooperative, which entity:
Small businesses. Accordingly, the interim final rule allowed recipients to provide assistance to small businesses to address the negative economic impacts faced by those businesses. A
Small businesses. At least * of the total amount paid by StarTek to suppliers of Third. Party Products and/or Services shall be attributable to Third Party Products and/or Services obtained from Small Businesses. For purposes of this section, "Small Businesses" shall mean those businesses that are classified as small businesses by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Small businesses. CONTRACTOR shall award grants to eligible businesses for eligible uses. Applications will be accepted by CONTRACTOR during a three-week period. After the three-week application period, businesses will be chosen to receive the grant funds on a lottery basis. Grants will be limited to one grant per business entity. Awardee must certify that grant funds received will only be used for eligible expenses connected to the COVID-19 emergency and not be spent on an expense that has been funded by any other funder. Awardee must also provide an IRS form W-9.
Small businesses. Comprising of businesses with an annual turnover (sales) of up to 50.000.000 ALL and up to 50 employees. The legal status of these businesses in general is Natural Person, “limited liability companies” (LTD). These companies have in general a simple organisational structure, a main director, who is normally also the owner of the company.
Small businesses. For model years 2013 through 2020, vehicles and engines produced by small business manufac- turers meeting the criteria in 13 CFR 121.201 are exempted from the require- ments of this part. Qualifying small business manufacturers must notify EPA and NHTSA Administrators be- fore importing or introducing into U.S. commerce exempted vehicles or en- xxxxx. This notification must include a description of the manufacturer’s qual- ification as a small business under 13 CFR 121.201. Manufacturers must sub- mit this notification to EPA, and EPA will provide the notification to NHTSA. The agencies may review a manufacturer’s qualification as a small business manufacturer under 13 CFR 121.201.
Small businesses. Owner is an equal opportunity institution and as such, encourages the use of small businesses including women and minority-owned small businesses in the provision of construction related services. Small businesses should have a fair and equal opportunity to compete for dollars spent by the Florida Polytechnic University to procure construction-related services. Competition ensures that prices are competitive and a broad vendor base is available. Design/Builder shall use good faith efforts to ensure opportunities are available to small businesses, including women and minority-owned businesses, on the Project.
Small businesses. Program Administrator shall approve grants to small businesses meeting the following Eligibility Criteria:
(a) Small businesses with a net profit under $150,000 or gross revenue under $250,000, as reported in their 2019 federal taxes.
(b) Businesses with a demonstrated decline in revenue or service demand due to COVID-19 as evidenced by affidavit declaring a business decline that was caused by COVID-19 or other certified documentation. Must be a for-profit business located within the City of Chula Vista city limits.
(c) Must have a valid City of Chula Vista business license at time the application is made, or another proof of legitimacy that states that the business is located in or operating in the City of Chula Vista, such as the California State professional license, a 2019 tax filing with a schedule C, County of San Diego Fictitious Business Name or State of California sales tax certificate, including proof of at least one payment remittance to the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration.
(d) Must be independently owned and operated, with the principal office located within the City of Chula Vista city limits (publicly traded companies, chains and franchised businesses are ineligible)
(e) Priority businesses are: • Restaurants, coffee shops, ice cream parlors, fast food, fast casual • Personal care services (e.g.: xxxxxx shops, hair salons, nail salons, eyebrow/eyelash services, massage, tanning) Bars, breweries, tasting rooms • Community-serving services (e.g.: florists, tailors, dry cleaners, cobblers, embroidery, car wash, dog wash, etc.) • Events industry • Fitness (e.g.: gyms, dance and fitness studios, personal trainers, yoga, martial arts, etc.) • Retail (clothing, home-improvement supplies and goods, electronics, beauty products) • Daycare/childcare including afterschool programs, daycare, tutoring, indoor and outdoor youth sports such as gymnastics, dance, etc. • Manufacturing (e.g.: food and clothing manufacturers) • Senior care • Home-based businesses (i.e. child care)
