SBA
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- noun
- /ˌɛs biː ˈeɪ/
- Formal
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Administración de Pequeñas Empresas (EE. UU.)
- Just use the new checks from the SBA loan.
- SBA loan
Well then you can also get an SBA loan.
- Well then you can also get an SBA loan.
- To apply for an Economic Injury Disaster Loan and grants apply on the SBA website.
- And these are people who are like former teachers, engineers, they're doing seller financing, they're doing SBA loans.
- The CARES Act additionally prohibited the SBA from looking at tax return data that could have excluded undeserving applicants.
- Sure, technically the SBA has the privilege of doing that.
- And if you work for the SBA, it's not you, it's the system.
Examples
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Presenters from the SBA also gave a thorough overview of programs offering assistance to small business owners.
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With the support of the SBA, small business owners can access valuable government contracts.
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Well then you can also get an SBA loan.
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OK, that the SBA loan is in both of your names.
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Normally, this is for any SBA mortgage that involves property.
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People who want to do this generally in America, they can get what's called an SBA loan, Small Business Administration loan.
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Or, applicants may need to return the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) disaster loan application.
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When franchisors apply for approval, the SBA reviews the Franchise Agreement and considers the application.
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Keep in mind that all SBA disaster loans of more than $14,000 require some form of collateral.
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You can also use tools at the SBA's website and FEMA's Ready.gov site.
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Synonyms
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Part of the United States government that helps small businesses with loans and advice
Surface Forms
Morphology
SBA = small + business + administration (opaque) = S + B + A
The headword is an initialism whose letters correspond to separate words; the letters themselves do not transparently convey meaning without knowing the expansion.
Etymology
The abbreviation SBA stands for the Small Business Administration, a United States government agency. Its name is a helpful memory guide: Small means 'small companies', Business is their work, and Administration means 'to manage or help', so the SBA exists to give loans, advice, and help small businesses win government contracts.