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Free Financial Aid Payment in Tennessee

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Dear business owner,
You may potentially be eligible for a no-cost financial aid payment under the state's Tennessee Business Assistance Program. You now have until Wednesday, September 30 to answer for the relief.


To get your payment from Tennessee Business Relief, certify your company information by visiting the TNTAP website, tntap.tn.gov/eservices, and clicking on “Tennessee Business Relief Certification / Status”. Certifications received after Wednesday, September 30, will not be approved.

Before certifying, collect the following identifying information:


• Type of business (sole proprietorship, single-member LLC, partnership, etc.)
• Type and identification number (SSN, FEIN, ITIN, etc.)
• Type of tax account (sales tax or business tax)
• Tax account number (for example, business tax account number or sales tax account number)
• One of the last three payment amounts from that tax account
• 2019 gross sales

Quarterly and annual filers:

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• Gross sales for October 2019 and April 2020
Once the certification form has been completed and your eligibility confirmed, the department will issue an aid payment to your company.
If you have any questions, we are happy to assist you.

Call us at (615) 253-0600 or email income.support@tn.gov.

For more business information and news for your company or undertaking you can continue reading our website www.hispanosemprendedor.com

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