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Skilled Government Business Benefits Attorneys

Running a business takes a lot of dedication, time, effort, and money. As an entrepreneur or small business owner, your company represents your life’s work. It’s hard workers like you who drive the American economy. 

The federal government agrees. That’s why it has implemented many programs designed to support small and mid-sized companies, including grants, loans, and other initiatives to make running a business a little easier. 

However, finding and making the most of these programs can be just almost as difficult as starting a company in the first place. That’s why EPGD Business Law is here to help. Our knowledgeable business attorneys are available to help you find the programs that fit your needs and make the most of government business benefits. Learn more by calling 786-837-6787 or emailing our experienced attorneys today.

Federal Assistance for Businesses

There are a wide variety of government business benefits available for companies facing various challenges. At EPGD Business Law, we can assist you with learning about and applying for programs like the following:

Federal Business Grants

Grants typically do not need to be repaid but often face strong competition and have limited application periods. Some federal business grants include:

  • U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) grants: Funding for businesses affected by natural disasters.
  • State Trade Expansion Program (STEP) grants: Funding for companies developing their export programs.
  • Women’s Veteran Entrepreneurship Training Program (WVETP) grants: Funding for women who want to start or grow businesses while in or after leaving military service.
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