Collateral threshold
SBA’s published COVID EIDL terms state that collateral was generally required above this original loan amount.
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An early SBA servicing notice that can identify a missed obligation and current account status.
Read the plain-language guide →Document 02A formal warning that referral or additional collection steps may follow if the debt remains unresolved.
Read the plain-language guide →Document 03A notice involving the Treasury Offset Program and eligible federal payments.
Read the plain-language guide →Document 04A Treasury-servicing notice that can involve payment arrangements, disputes, and collection tools.
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Read the plain-language guide →SBA’s published COVID EIDL terms state that collateral was generally required above this original loan amount.
Official source ↗SBA’s published terms state that personal guarantees were generally required above this original loan amount.
Official source ↗Treasury states administrative wage garnishment may reach up to 15% of disposable pay for eligible federal nontax debt.
Official source ↗Separately, SBA OIG reported 369,588 charged-off COVID EIDLs over $25,000, totaling more than $47 billion, as of December 18, 2024. Read the audit source ↗
Separate collection tool: Treasury says administrative wage garnishment may reach up to 15% of disposable pay for eligible delinquent federal nontax debt.
Important: Federal rules allow variable collection fees based on program costs and do not publish one universal 30% rate. This calculator is a planning scenario, not an estimate of your actual charge.
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No. Charge-off is an accounting and servicing status; it does not by itself establish that the debt is forgiven or no longer collectible.
Federal rules allow collection costs that can vary by program and circumstance. The calculator uses 30% only as a clearly labeled planning scenario.
Treasury states that administrative wage garnishment can apply to eligible delinquent federal nontax debt without a court order, subject to notice and hearing procedures.
No. It is educational triage based on your answers and published sources. Legal questions should be taken to a qualified attorney.
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