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George daily digest — 3 tracked · #george-activity · 6:30a CT

⏰ Deadlines (next 14 days)

Reforms to Remove SBA 8(a) Program's Rebuttable Presumption — comment window, due 2026-07-13 · open
Reforming the High-Cost Program for an All-IP Future — comment window, due 2026-08-04 · open

🚨 HIGH-impact

HR 915 Impact: HIGH 3/3 models agree

Small Business Technological Act of 2025

Expands SBA Section 7(a) loans to explicitly cover modern business software and cloud services — payroll, accounting, inventory, and AI-powered tools. Lowers the capital barrier for startups going digital.

Who it affects: startups + small businesses seeking SBA financing for technology; SBA lenders gain clarity on approved uses.

Recommended action: monitor SBA implementation guidance; coordinate with SBA + small-business groups on AI-tool categorization. View HR 915 →

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DRAFT — human must review before sending POSITION PAPER: Capital Factory support for the Small Business Technological Act of 2025 Capital Factory supports HR 915, which modernizes SBA 7(a) loan eligibility to include the software and cloud tools today's small businesses actually run on. For Texas startups, access to capital for payroll, accounting, and AI-powered operations is a direct driver of growth and job creation… [ George stops here. You edit, approve, and submit — George never sends or files. ]

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