SBA considers line 9 (gross income) of your Schedule F to be your annual payroll costs. If line 9 shows a loss, you are not eligible for a PPP loan. ... You may provide us with (i) a filed copy of your 2019 Schedule F, or (ii) a filed or draft copy of your 2020 Schedule F to determine your loan amount.
Can you apply for PPP with gross income?
To make the PPP more widely available to self-employed small business owners, the loan calculation amount is now based on gross income. Businesses that were ineligible—due to not being profitable—can now apply.
Can a self-employed farmer get a PPP loan?
Self-employed or sole proprietor farmers are eligible for a PPP loan if they: Were in operation on Feb. 15, 2020. Have self-employment income (gross income).