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Weekly Update for Government Contractors and Commercial Businesses – February 2026 #4 | JD Supra
February 26, 2026 Isaias Alba, IV, Paul Allulis, Ryan Boonstra, Lauren Brier, Katherine Burrows, Kristine Crallé, Josie Farinelli, Matthew Feinberg, Daniel Figuenick, III, Abigail Finan, Adel Mansour, Jacqueline Unger, Eric Valle, Jon Williams PilieroMazza PLLC + Follow x Following x Following - Unfollow Contact To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: PilieroMazza Earns Top Ranking for Government Contracting Thought Leadership in 2026 JD Supra Readers’ Choice Awards,...
SVOG Alert: SBA Demands Supplemental Documents from Grant Recipients Who Appealed SBA’s Decision to Rescind Their SVOG Grants | JD Supra
In July 2025, we wrote that the Small Business Administration (SBA) had begun issuing letters to recipients of grant funds under the $16.25 Billion COVID-era Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (SVOG) program, rescinding grant recipients’ eligibility for the program and demanding full or partial repayment of the grants years after award. SBA gave grantees 30 days to file an appeal.
Weekly Update for Government Contractors and Commercial Businesses – December 2025 #3 | JD Supra
Season’s Greetings from PilieroMazza! GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS / FALSE CLAIMS ACT / AUDITS & INVESTIGATIONS Inside the SBA’s Full-Scale 8(a) Audit: What Participants Need to Know Now, PilieroMazza Webinar Replay, Matthew E. Feinberg, Meghan F. Leemon The SBA has issued formal data and document requests to all certified 8(a) participants, marking the first major step in the “immediate and full-scale audit” announced in June 2025.
Passport to Trouble: Court Dismisses Foreign Bank Accountholders’ Penalty Challenge | JD Supra
Enforcing foreign bank account reporting requirements through penalties has been an IRS priority for several years, spawning numerous precedent-setting cases throughout the courts. In the latest such case[1], a federal appeals court rebuffed foreign bank accountholders’ efforts to resist the federal government’s robust powers to collect those penalties.
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