8(a) Certification – Contract Listing Report, Copies of Contracts and Letters...
When you apply for the SBA 8(a) Program the SBA will require that you provide a detailed listing of your contracts* for the current year, through the most recently completed month, and at least the...
View Article8(a) Certification: Are you earning revenue from a past employer?
When you apply for the 8(a) Program the SBA will look at your current year to date and the past two to three years of revenue and whom it earned its revenue from. If you have earned revenue from a...
View ArticleWant to know if you qualify for the SBA 8(a) Program?
Exploring the possibility of applying for the SBA 8(a) Program? Don’t know where to start? The first step is to find out if you meet the SBA’s 8(a) Program eligibility requirements before you decide to...
View ArticleFive SBA 8(a) Business Plan Templates
Each newly certified SBA 8(a) Participant must develop a comprehensive 8(a) business plan (Form 1010c) setting forth its business targets, objectives, and goals. Typically your 8(a) Business Plan must...
View ArticleCommon misconceptions about getting 8(a) Certified
Myth: It’s easy to get SBA 8(a) Certified. As of November 2019 there are only 5,900 active 8(a) Program participants and have never been more than 10,000 active 8(a) Program participants at any one...
View ArticleWhat information will need to be provided with your 8(a) Application.
Keep in mind that each 8(a) Application is unique and document requirements vary for each 8(a) Application. Below is a general list of items that will need to be included within your 8(a) application....
View ArticleIs your 8(a) Program AGI above the $250,000 limitation? Here is how to find out.
The $250,000 Threshold for Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) Among the many 8(a) business development program eligibility requirements the applicant for 8(a) Certification must have is an average AGI over...
View ArticleHow to qualify for the 8(a) Program if you have been in business for less...
Your business must possess reasonable prospects for success in competing in the private sector if admitted to the 8(a) program. To do so, it must be in business in its primary industry classification...
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