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Archived Historical Closed COVID-Era EIDL Site Model

Archived historical snapshot of a closed COVID-era EIDL Advance site model, limited to the advance amount; historical loan-payment terms are not included.

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Archived historical calculator — closed U.S. COVID-19 EIDL program. This is a preserved site-model snapshot observed July 10, 2026, not current SBA guidance. It is not an eligibility, forgiveness, servicing, legal, tax, lending, or payment determination.

Preserved historical site-model amount

Preserved site-model amount
$8,000
Unverified encoded assumption
$1,000 × 8 employees, capped at $10,000

Closed COVID-era program. This unverified preserved site model is not SBA guidance or an eligibility, forgiveness, servicing, lending, or payment determination.

The preserved site model multiplies whole employees by $1,000 and caps the output at $10,000. Exact historical support is unresolved.

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Archived Historical Closed COVID-Era EIDL Site Model

This page preserves an advance-only site-model snapshot observed July 10, 2026 for the closed United States COVID-19 EIDL and COVID EIDL Advance programs. It does not describe current disaster-loan terms. The supplied evidence does not establish controlling effective dates for the encoded employee-count formula, so the remaining historical arithmetic does not have complete authoritative support and is not an SBA formula or forgiveness determination.

Preserved advance-only model

The retained model rounds the employee-count assumption down, multiplies it by $1,000, and caps the amount at $10,000:

preserved model amount=min⁡(max⁡(0,⌊employees⌋)×$1,000,$10,000)\text{preserved model amount}=\min(\max(0,\lfloor\text{employees}\rfloor)\times \$1{,}000,\$10{,}000)

Eight employees produce a preserved model amount of $8,000. Ten and fifteen employees each produce $10,000 because of the encoded cap. These outputs do not establish that any person or business qualified for, received, retained, or could have forgiven funds.

The former loan amount, borrower type, interest-rate, repayment-term, deferment, monthly-payment, total-payment, and total-interest controls and results are not part of this archive. Exact historical documents and effective dates for using those terms together are unavailable.

Scope and official context

  • U.S. Small Business Administration, COVID-19 EIDL — closed-program and servicing context only; not represented as support for the encoded formula.
  • U.S. Small Business Administration, Economic Injury Disaster Loans — separate current disaster-assistance context; it does not support this archived COVID-era formula.

Frequently asked questions

Is this current SBA EIDL guidance?
No. The COVID-19 EIDL program is closed. This archive is a site-model snapshot observed July 10, 2026, and makes no eligibility, forgiveness, servicing, legal, tax, lending, or payment determination.
Why are loan-payment controls absent?
The former combined loan model lacked an approved exact mapping of rates, terms, deferment, and amortization assumptions to controlling historical documents and dates, so this archive excludes those loan-payment terms.

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