ODR&R - Disaster Recovery - Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL)
Summary
An SBA one-page information sheet on the Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL). It explains that if a business, agricultural cooperative or private nonprofit cannot meet its financial obligations as a result of a disaster, SBA provides working capital loans, known as EIDL, meant to cover business expenses only. It lists what SBA offers, including up to $2 million to cover costs like payroll, inventory, rent and utilities, a low fixed interest rate and repayment terms up to 30 years. It also lists what applicants need, such as government ID, a recent federal income tax return and financial and insurance information.
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Economic Injury
Disaster Loan
What is an Economic
Injury Disaster Loan
What you need to apply
(EIDL)? ☐ Government ID
If your business, agricultural
cooperative, or private nonprofit
and Business EIN
cannot meet your financial
obligations as a result of a disaster,
☐ Recent Federal
SBA can help. We provide working Income Tax Return
capital loans, known as EIDL.
This loan provides the money ☐ Contact Information-
you need to keep your business
running. Unlike a physical damage
For you and all additional
loan, this loan is meant to cover applicants, as applicable
business expenses only.
☐ Financial Information-
What we offer Income and monthly expenses
• Receive up to $2 million
to cover costs like payroll, ☐ Insurance Information-
inventory, rent, and utilities
Details of existing coverage
• Low fixed interest rate with and claims, if available
repayment terms up to 30 years
• Zero interest accrued and zero
Get Started
payments for the first year
If you need additional assistance
SCAN ME
• Apply now! No need to wait for contact the Customer Service
insurance to settle to start your Center at 1.800.659.2955
application (TTY:7-1-1) or visit
sba.gov/funding-programs/
disaster-assistance.
All SBA programs and services are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis. (4/2026)
File and source
- File
- 2026-04_ODR-R-Disaster-Recovery-Economic-Injury-Disaster-Loan-EIDL-v4-508.pdf
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- 45dd4dcf8f069bfb8d4296d867015619758c33cd946b20c0929a9af89fd08705
- Original
- www.sba.gov