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What do you have to keep doing after an SBA loan closes?

Short answer

You must keep books, furnish financial statements when asked, pay taxes when due and post SBA Form 722. You also promised not to change ownership or sell assets outside the ordinary course without consent. Source: SOP 50 10 8.1, Sec. B, Ch. 6, Para. D.8.

You keep the promises you made at closing. SOP 50 10 8.1, Sec. B, Ch. 6, Para. D.8 lists the certifications, and SBA Form 1919 repeats many of them.

Ongoing duties (Para. D.8.a)

What needs the lender's written consent (Para. D.8.b)

Other items

Your note and any separate loan agreement can add covenants. Read those too, because lender documents vary (Para. D.9).

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